Suppose you have an Intel 8086, and you're utilizing the segmented memory model. Find the five-digit hex address for the following segment-offset pair.
1B3D:1234
Solution:------------
The five-digit hex address for the following segment-offset
pair.
1B3D:1234
Absolute Memory Location (five-digit hex address) =
(Segment value * 16) + Offset value
The Absolute or Linear address ( five-digit hex address ) for the
Segment: Offset pair, 1B3D:1234 can be computed quite
easily in your mind by simply inserting a zero at the end of the
Segment value ( which is the same as multiplying by 16 )
and then adding the Offset value:
1 B 3 D 0
+ 1 2 3 4
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1 C 6 0 4 ==> Answer.
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