Identify the location of the following corresponding operand if
the address field in an instruction contains decimal value
15.
i. immediate addressing
ii. direct addressing
iii. indirect addressing
iv. register addressing
v. register indirect addressing
1 )In immediate addressing mode, the operand field contains the constant value which can be used to perform operation.
Here 15 can be used directly in operation.
2.
In direct mode, operand field contains address, the operand is fetched from address 15.
3)
Indirect Mode, operand contains the adress, which inturn contains address, to locate the operand.
Suppose in address 15, if we have adress 100, the operand is fetched from location 100.
4)
In register modes, register number is specified, so the contents of register ID 15 is used.
5) register indirect: The specified register 15 contains address of another register from where the operand is fetched.
Suppose register 15 contains 10, then the contents of R10 is operand.
Identify the location of the following corresponding operand if the address field in an instruction contains...
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Solve the following problems clearly - assembly - computer
organization and architecture- william stallings
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Let the address stored in the program counter be designated by the symbol X1. The instruction stored in X1 has an address part (operand reference) X2. The operand needed to execute the instruction is stored in the memory word with address X3. An index register contains the value X4. What is the relationship between these various quantities if the addressing mode of the instruction...
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Q 2. Assuming a 32-bit operating environment, identify the mode of each operand in the following instructions. (Note: There are two operands in each instruction; identify both modes.) For a memory operand, specify whether it is direct memory mode or register indirect memory mode. Assume that the instructions are in a program also containing the code. .DATA value DWORD ? char BYTE *1. mov value, 100 2. movecx, value 3. mov ah, Oah *4. moveax, (esi] 5. mov [ebx], ecx...
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Anyone explain to (i), (ii)
How can we get the instruction words and R8=?[hex]?
(i) instruction words[hex] is 0x4508, and R8= 0xF002
How can I get that?
(ii) instruction words[hex] is 0x4548 and R8=0x0002
How can I get that?
Consider the following instructions given in the table below. For each instruction determine its length (in words), the instruction words (in hexadecimal), source operand addressing mode, and the content of register R7 after execution of each instruction. Fill in the empty...
A C program has been compiled into the Atmel AVR assembly
language. The following instruction, which is located at address
0x002A, is executed:
i.) What is the binary value contained in the instruction
register (IR) when the instruction is executed?
ii.) What is the hexadecimal value of the program counter (PC)
when the instruction is executed?
iii.) If register r1 = 0x40 and register r2 = 0x02 prior to
executing the instruction, what are the contents of r1 and r2...
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