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There is 1 meaning of the phrase
Complex Instruction Set Computer.
Complex Instruction Set Computer - as a noun
(computer science) a kind of computer architecture that has a large number of instructions hard coded into the cpu chip
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Example Sentences
"A complex instruction set computer is a type of computer architecture that uses a large number of instructions."
"The design of a complex instruction set computer aims to provide a rich set of operations that can be executed in a single instruction."
"One advantage of complex instruction set computers is that they can execute complex operations in a single instruction, reducing the number of instructions required for a given task."
"Some experts argue that complex instruction set computers are more suited for high-level programming languages due to their rich set of instructions."
"The performance of a complex instruction set computer can be highly dependent on the efficiency of the instruction decoder and execution units."
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