> As I remember it, a taken branch acts as a stop whereas a non-taken
> branch doesn't (so if no explicit stop bit is following a branch, then
> it must be OK for the entire group to be executed in parallel).  I
> suppose it's possible the definition changed or that my (admittedly
> bad) memory is playing tricks on me. ;-)

The SDM page for "brl" doesn't look to have any get-out-of stop-bits-free
option.  It says:

 "This instruction must be immediately followed by a stop; otherwise
  its behaviour is undefined."

-Tony
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