ADMINISTRATION TAX DEFERRED ANNUITIES

Brand	Owner (click to sort)	Address	Description
GOLDEN MAX	ARMED FORCES BENEFIT SERVICES, INC.	909 North Washington Street Alexandria VA 223141556	administration of tax deferred annuities;
MAX SAVERS PLUS	5 STAR FINANCIAL CO.	909 North Washington Street Alexandria VA 223141556	administration of tax deferred annuities;
ULTRA MAX	ARMED FORCES BENEFIT SERVICES, INC.	909 North Washington Street Alexandria VA 223141556	administration of tax deferred annuities;
	Where the owner name is not linked, that owner no longer owns the brand

Technical Examples

One embodiment of the present invention provides a system that avoids write-after-write (WAW) hazards while speculatively executing instructions. The system starts in a normal execution mode, wherein the system issues instructions for execution in program order. Upon encountering an unresolved data dependency during execution of an instruction, the system generates a checkpoint, defers the instruction, and executes subsequent instructions in an execute-ahead mode. During this execute-ahead mode, instructions that cannot be executed because of unresolved data dependencies are deferred, and other non-deferred instructions are executed in program order. If an unresolved data dependency is resolved during the execute-ahead mode, the system moves into a deferred mode wherein the system executes deferred instructions. While executing a deferred instruction, if dependency information for an associated destination register indicates that a WAW hazard potentially exists with a following non-deferred instruction, the system executes the deferred instruction to produce a result, and forwards the result to be used by subsequent instructions in a pipeline and/or deferred queue for the processor. The system does so without committing the result to the architectural state of the destination register. In this way, the system makes the result available to the subsequent instructions without overwriting a result produced by the following non-deferred instruction, thereby avoiding a WAW hazard.