To achieve higher instruction—level parallelism, the constraint imposed by a single control flow must be relaxed. Control operations should execute in parallel just like data operations. In this paper, we present a new software pipelining method called GPMB (Global Pipelining with Multiple Branches) which is based on architectures supporting multi—way branching and multiple control flows. Preliminary experimental results show that, GPMB performs as well as modulo scheduling, and for branch—intensive loops, GPMB performs much better than software pipelining assuming the constraint of one two—way branching per cycle.