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Which of the following instructions wil access memory in PLP? O li addu slt The load...
Consider the following MIPS assembly language instructions: addi $1, $2, 100 swr $1, 0($2): addi $rt,...
Consider the following MIPS assembly language instructions: addi $1, $2, 100 swr $1, 0($2): addi $rt, $rs, immediate # add immediate swr $rt, immedi ate ($rs) # store word write register These instructions are I-format instructions similar to the load word and store word instructions. The addi and swr instructions store a computed value to the destina- tion register $rt. The instructions do not require any physical hardware changes to the datapath. The effect of each instruction is given below....
Table 1: Load 26% Compare 14% Shift left and shift right 4% Store 9% Load i...
Table 1: Load 26% Compare 14% Shift left and shift right 4% Store 9% Load immediate 4% AND 3% Add 14% Conditional branch 17% OR 5% Sub 0% Jump 1% Other register-register instructions (XOR, NOT, etc.) 1% Multiply 0% Call 1% Divide 0% Return 1% Using the data in Table 1, which of the following two enhancements will result in faster execution of the five benchmark programs that are described by the instruction frequency data? Assume that the computer used...
6. Memory Access Time [15 points] Consider a MIPS processor that includes a cache, a main...
6. Memory Access Time [15 points] Consider a MIPS processor that includes a cache, a main memory, and a hard drive. Access times of cache memory, main memory, and hard drive are 5 ns, 200 ns, and 1000 ns, respectively. Assume that cache memory is divided into instruction cache and data cache. Assume that data cache has a 90% hit rate. Assume that main memory has a 98% hit rate and hard drive is perfect (it has a 100% hit...
HELP ME WITH TRUE / FALSE and Multiple choices. Fixed-width instructions make it difficult to decode...
HELP ME WITH TRUE / FALSE and Multiple choices. Fixed-width instructions make it difficult to decode because the number of bytes each instruction is using can change. True False A register is incremented by either a byte or a word to advance to the next element in an array with Indexed Addressing. True False The "la" instruction is an example of a pseudo-instruction. True False PC-relative addressing uses the program counter as the base address. True False PC-relative addressing uses...
Exercise 8.16 You are building a computer with a hierarchical memory systenm that consists of separate...
Exercise 8.16 You are building a computer with a hierarchical memory systenm that consists of separate instruction and data caches followed by main memory. You are using the ARM multicycle processor from Figure 7.30 running at 1 GHz (a) Suppose the instruction cache is perfect (i.e., always hits) but the data cache has a 5% miss rate. On a cache miss, the processor stalls for 60 ns to access main memory, then resumes normal operation. Taking cache misses into account,...
VHDL code FIRST ACTIVITY (100/100) RANDOM MEMORY ACCESS (RAM) EMULATOR: The following dircuit is a memory...
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FIRST ACTIVITY (100/100) RANDOM MEMORY ACCESS (RAM) EMULATOR: The following dircuit is a memory with 8 addresses, each address holding a 4-bit data. The memory positions are implemented by 4-bit registers. The resetn (active low) and clock signals are shared by all the registers. Data is written onto (or read from) one of the registers. wE rd 0 2 Memory Write (wr-rd = 1): The 4-bit input Din is written into one register. The address [2..0 signal selects...
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Questions1. The function L is defined as L(1) = 2,L(2) = 1,L(3) = 3,L(4) = 4 and for n ≥ 4,L(n + 1) = L(n) + L(n − 1) + L(n − 2)L(n − 3)i.e., the (n + 1)-th value is given by the sum of the n-th, n − 1-th and n − 2-th values divided by the n − 3-th value.(a) Write an assembly program for computing the k-th value L(k), where k is an integer bigger than...
PCSrc Add ALU Add result Shift left 2 Read register 1Read Read register 2 Write register Write da...
PCSrc Add ALU Add result Shift left 2 Read register 1Read Read register 2 Write register Write data RegWrite Read ALU operation MemWrite data 1 MemtoReg Zero ALU ALUAddresS data Instruction Registers Read Read Instruction MI IMI memory WriteData data memory 16 Sign- MemRead extend 3, (4 points) For question#2, in the datapath as shown in Fig. 1, assume that one of the following control signals has a stuch-at-0 fault, meaning that the signal is always 0, regardless of its...
Problem 4 (15pts): (a) (5pts) Consider the following MIPS memory with data shown in hex, which ar...
Problem 4 (15pts): (a) (5pts) Consider the following MIPS memory with data shown in hex, which are located in memory from address 0 through 15. Show the result of the MIPS instruction "lw Ss0,4(Sa0)" for machines in little-endian byte orders, where Sa0 4. Address Contents Address Contents 9b lb 2 4 6 10 b4 c5 12 13 14 15 3d 5f 70 7 8f (b) (10pts)Assume we have the following time, performance and architecture parameters in the specified units Ec-...
Problem 4 (15pts): (a) (5pts) Consider the following MIPS memory with data shown in hex, which...
Problem 4 (15pts): (a) (5pts) Consider the following MIPS memory with data shown in hex, which are located in memory from address 0 through 15. Show the result of the MIPS instruction "lw Ss0,4(Sa0)" for machines in little-endian byte orders, where Sa0 4. Address Contents Address Contents 9b lb 2 4 6 10 b4 c5 12 13 14 15 3d 5f 70 7 8f (b) (10pts)Assume we have the following time, performance and architecture parameters in the specified units Ec-...
Consider the following MIPS assembly language instructions: addi $1, $2, 100 swr $1, 0($2): addi $rt, $rs, immediate # add immediate swr $rt, immedi ate ($rs) # store word write register These instructions are I-format instructions similar to the load word and store word instructions. The addi and swr instructions store a computed value to the destina- tion register $rt. The instructions do not require any physical hardware changes to the datapath. The effect of each instruction is given below....
Exercise 8.16 You are building a computer with a hierarchical memory systenm that consists of separate instruction and data caches followed by main memory. You are using the ARM multicycle processor from Figure 7.30 running at 1 GHz (a) Suppose the instruction cache is perfect (i.e., always hits) but the data cache has a 5% miss rate. On a cache miss, the processor stalls for 60 ns to access main memory, then resumes normal operation. Taking cache misses into account,...
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FIRST ACTIVITY (100/100) RANDOM MEMORY ACCESS (RAM) EMULATOR: The following dircuit is a memory with 8 addresses, each address holding a 4-bit data. The memory positions are implemented by 4-bit registers. The resetn (active low) and clock signals are shared by all the registers. Data is written onto (or read from) one of the registers. wE rd 0 2 Memory Write (wr-rd = 1): The 4-bit input Din is written into one register. The address [2..0 signal selects...
PCSrc Add ALU Add result Shift left 2 Read register 1Read Read register 2 Write register Write data RegWrite Read ALU operation MemWrite data 1 MemtoReg Zero ALU ALUAddresS data Instruction Registers Read Read Instruction MI IMI memory WriteData data memory 16 Sign- MemRead extend 3, (4 points) For question#2, in the datapath as shown in Fig. 1, assume that one of the following control signals has a stuch-at-0 fault, meaning that the signal is always 0, regardless of its...
Problem 4 (15pts): (a) (5pts) Consider the following MIPS memory with data shown in hex, which are located in memory from address 0 through 15. Show the result of the MIPS instruction "lw Ss0,4(Sa0)" for machines in little-endian byte orders, where Sa0 4. Address Contents Address Contents 9b lb 2 4 6 10 b4 c5 12 13 14 15 3d 5f 70 7 8f (b) (10pts)Assume we have the following time, performance and architecture parameters in the specified units Ec-...
Problem 4 (15pts): (a) (5pts) Consider the following MIPS memory with data shown in hex, which are located in memory from address 0 through 15. Show the result of the MIPS instruction "lw Ss0,4(Sa0)" for machines in little-endian byte orders, where Sa0 4. Address Contents Address Contents 9b lb 2 4 6 10 b4 c5 12 13 14 15 3d 5f 70 7 8f (b) (10pts)Assume we have the following time, performance and architecture parameters in the specified units Ec-...
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