Whenever an instruction set is created, there are some bounds like the total number of instructions is limited.
Whenever MIPS was created, the founder realized that there is no need for subi because the same could be achieved by adding the 2's complement of the subtrahend from the minuend. This could have been done to avoid creating too many instructions.
12. MIPS does not have a Subi instruction but does SUppolt a is this 5eudo insiruction
Write one equivalent MIPS assembly language for the HLL code: E = F -10 when the compiler associates E with register $s6 and F with register $s7. (Hint: Remember that there is no SUBI instruction in MIPS)
1. The MIPS instruction set includes several shift instructions. They include logical-shift-left (sll), logical-shift-right (srl), and arithmetic-shift-right (sra). [2 +2 4 points] a) Why does not MIPS offer an "arithmetic-shift-left (sla)" instruction? b) Write a MIPS code to implement the logical-shift-left (sll) instruction for a machine that did not have this particular instruction? In other words, you have to write the equivalent of the sll instruction using mul, add and other instructions. Try writing the equivalent of sll Ss1, Ss2,...
Why does there not exist a non-pseudo instruction in the MIPS architecture that would allow loading a 32-bit immediate operand into a register?
MIPS ISA does not have all the instruction that one would wish for, for a good reason, the main “customer” is not a human programmer but a compiler. Pseudo-instructions can be added to an ISA to simplify the programming by humans. These are essentially mnemonics for a sequence of ISA instructions. Provide the expansions for the following pseudo-instructions: Name Assembly C operation Expansion nop nop {} not not $r1, $r2 $r1 = ~$r2 branch if greater than bgt $r1,...
A designer decides to add a fused multiply-add (FMA) instruction to our MIPS processor. The instruction does the following operation on registers: A=A*B+C. What type of instruction format can we use to encode this new instruction? I, J, Need a new format or R
Question 5 The J instruction stores 26 bits of a 32-bit destination address. How does MIPS translate this into a 32-bit address? Explain.
1) The MIPS instruction set only contains two types of conditional branch instruction, beq and bne. Explain why the designers of MIPS considered this to be a sensible thing to do.
Provide the type, assembly language instruction, and binary representation of instruction described by the following MIPS fields: op = 0, rs = 10, rt= 15, rd = 22, shamt = 0, function = 36
Assemble the following MIPS instruction: srl $s1, $t2, 3
Give Hex code for the MIPS instruction add $t1, $t2, $t3