*Actual* internal hardware-level parallelism is *not* required, such
that Simple-V may be viewed as providing a "compact" or "consolidated"
means of issuing multiple near-identical arithmetic instructions to an
-instruction FIFO, pending execution.
+instruction queue (FILO), pending execution.
*Actual* parallelism, if added independently of Simple-V in the form
of Out-of-order restructuring (including parallel ALU lanes) or VLIW
## Example Instruction translation: <a name="example_translation"></a>
Instructions "ADD r2 r4 r4" would result in three instructions being
-generated and placed into the FIFO:
+generated and placed into the FILO:
* ADD r2 r4 r4
* ADD r2 r5 r5