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Also, instruction-level parallelism (ILP) is the property of a compiled program which says how many of its instructions can be executed in parallel if you have an infinitely parallel CPU. If every instruction in your program uses the result from the instruction immediately before it, your ILP is 1, and you cannot take advantage of a CPU that can do multiple things at once.

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