Find the value for $t2
Assume the following register contents: $t0 = 0xAAAAAABA, $t1 = 0x82345678
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Find the value for $t2 Assume the following register contents: $t0 = 0xAAAAAABA, $t1 = 0x82345678...
Assume the following register contents. X10 0x00000000AAAAAAAA, X11- 0x1234567812345678 For the register values shown above, what is the value of X12 for the following sequence of instructions? (please write short answer only in hex starting with 0x) LSL X12, X10, #4 ORR X12, X12, X11
MULTIPLE CHOICE!! If register t0 contains 0 and t1 contains 4, what would the following instruction do? (MIPS) sw $t0, 0($t1) A. Load 4 into register t0 B. Load 0 into register t1 C. Copy the content at memory address, 4, into register t0. D. Copy the contents at memory address, 0, into register t1. E. Copy the contents of register t0 into the memory address, 4. F. Copy the contents of register t1 into the memory address, 0.
Write a sequence of MIPS instructions to find the absolute value of the value in register $s0 and store it into register $t0. Assume you do not have access to multiplication instructions. Use as few instructions as possible. You do not have to assemble your code for this question, but you may do so to validate that it works.
A) The following code fragment takes as input a number in t1 and produces a value in register $s2. Assume that initially $s2 equals zero. Line Loop: addi $t2, $zero, 10 2 Loop2: addi$s2, $s2, 2 3 subi $t2, $t2, 1 4 bne $t2, $zero, Loop2 5 subi $t1,$t1, 1 6 bne $t1, $zero, Loop For each of the following problems, justify your answers and show your calculations clearly. Final answers without justifications are not accepted. What is the final...
12. For each instruction in this question, assume that register contains the given contents before the instruction is executed. All values are Hex, Contents of the register (Before) al-coh Contents of the register (After) Instruction ZF CF OF SF | add al, 40h ;assume values are unsigned Int | add bh, 9Ah ;assume values are signed Int | add cl, 52h ;assume values are signed Int | add bh, 01h ;assume values are bh=66h cl=40h bh= the value from unsigned...
5.(20 pts) Starting with an empty tree T0, show the set of BSTs T0⇒T1⇒T2⇒... ⇒T6resulting from performing the following sequenceof operations (in that order): Insert(5), Insert(10), Insert(2), Insert(7), Insert(6), Remove(5).
What is the value of t1 after execution of these statements if the value of t2 is as follows: chart1[6]; chart2 [ ]="Happy Studying": strncpy(t1, t2, 5); t1[5] = 'O'; Value of t1 is: Which one of the following statements would call function somefun only if the string values of character arrays a and b were equal? if (al] -- b[l) somefun(); if (a - b) somefun(); if (strcmpla, b) == 0) somefun(); if (strcmp(a, b)) somefun(;
Determine the contents of register AL and the carry, sign, zero, and overflow flags after the following two 8086 instructions are executed in sequence: MOV AL,0x4C ; Load register AL with 0x4C ADD, AL,0x3E ; Add 0x3E to the contents of AL (which is 0x4C) and place the result (sum) in AL
We have the following sequence of instructions in MIPS lw $t4, 4($s1) or $t1, $t2, $t3 or $t2, $t1, $t4 or $t1, $t1, $t2 1) Indicate any hazards and what the hazard types are. 2) Assume there is no forwarding in this pipelined processor and each stage takes 1 cycle. Draw the pipeline chart and calculate how many cycles are consumed 3) Assume there is forwarding in this pipelined processor and each stage takes 1 cycle. Draw the pipeline chart...
. please trace the code including the value in every register 1. Express the instruction on line 9 of the program in 32-bit machine language, and if necessary, refer to the table in the appendix. 2. Set 000beef00 to $ s0 as input and calculate the value of $ s0 at the end of each step (lines 9, 13, 17, 21, 25) when executing the above program (binary or Write in hexadecimal). 3. Briefly explain the operation of the above...