![3. [40 points, level-2,-3, and-4] this question involves Level-4 “High language level, Level-3 Machine language level (ISA), and Level-2 Microprogramming level. Use the table on next page to answer the following four questions. (a) [10 points] Translate/Java the C++ code segment (I column in the table below, Level-4) into Mie- I LJVM machine language (2nd column, Level-3), assuming i, j, and k are the 1st, the 2nd and the 3rd local variables, respectively (b) [10 points) Translate the code in Mic-1 LJVM instructions you derive from question (a) above (Level-3 symbolic language) into Mic-1 machine instructions (3d column, Level -3 binary language). Please use hexadecimals to represent machine language instructions (c) [10 points] For each Mic-1 machine instruction in Column 3, in Column 4 write the number of Mic-1 micro-instructions (Level-2) needed to interpret the machine instruction. Dont forget the Main1 micro-instruction (d) [10 points] If the initial values of the three local variables are i-1, j-2, k-0, respectively, how many nanoseconds does it take for a 1-GHz Mic-1 computer to execute this C++ code segment?](http://img.homeworklib.com/questions/766632b0-c948-11ea-a0e2-efc0420d4faf.png?x-oss-process=image/resize,w_560)
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(symbolic notation) (Binary Notation)
ILOAD i 0x15 0x02
ILOAD j 0x150x03
IADD 0x60
ISTORE i 0x360x01
ILOAD k 0x15 0x04
IADD 0x64
ILOAD i 0x15 0x01
BIPUSH 2 0x10 0x01
IADD 0x68
ISTORE i 0x360x01
ILOAD i 0x15 0x04
BIPUSH 5 0x10 0x02
IF_ICMPQ L1 0x9F 0x00 0x0D
ILOAD i 0x15 0x05
BIPUSH 3 0x10 0x05
IADD 0x72
ISTORE i 0x360x02
ILOAD k 0x15 0x06
BIPUSH i 0x10 0x05
ISTORE k 0x360x03
ILOAD i 0x15 0x07
BIPUSH 1 0x10 0x06
L1: ILOAD k 0x15 0x05
BIPUSH 2 0x10 0x06
Total number of instruction required are : 25
time taken=3*1 nanosecond= 3 nanosecond for this condition.
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