Web streams do provide clear mechanisms for tuning backpressure behavior in the form of the highWaterMark option and customizable size calculations, but these are just as easy to ignore as desiredSize, and many applications simply fail to pay attention to them.
The 386 solves this by repurposing RPT (Repeat). Normally, RPT implements loops -- it re-executes a micro-instruction while decrementing a counter, as we saw in the multiplication post. But when a protection test is in flight, the hardware suppresses RPT's counter-decrement and turns it into a pure stall: the sequencer freezes until the PLA result arrives.
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The Test PLA extends this idea further. It operates asynchronously with respect to the sequencer. After a protection test fires, the PLA needs time to evaluate and produce its redirect address. Instead of stalling, the 386 allows the next three micro-instructions to execute before the redirect takes effect -- and the microcode is carefully written to use these delay slots productively. This is tremendously confusing when reading the microcode for the first time (huge credit to the disassembly work by reenigne). But Intel did it for performance.