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b1010 Assembly

b1010 Assembly. ENGR xD52 Eric VanWyk Fall 2013. Acknowledgements. Derek Redfern Alethea Butler. Today. Review Encodings Context of Assembly Your First Assembly Programs. Limited Encoding Example. Create a 16 / 24 bit encoding Needs to be able to: Math Branch if Zero Jump Load

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Data Types and Addressing 13,16 September 2013

CDA 3101 Fall 2013 Introduction to Computer Organization. Data Types and Addressing 13,16 September 2013. Topics to Review. Memory layout Text, data (static and heap), and the stack Procedure conventions Procedure call bookkeeping

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Data Types and Addressing 13,16 September 2013

CDA 3101 Fall 2013 Introduction to Computer Organization. Data Types and Addressing 13,16 September 2013. Topics to Review. Memory layout Text, data (static and heap), and the stack Procedure conventions Procedure call bookkeeping

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Data Types and Addressing 13,16 September 2013

CDA 3101 Fall 2013 Introduction to Computer Organization. Data Types and Addressing 13,16 September 2013. Topics to Review. Memory layout Text, data (static and heap), and the stack Procedure conventions Procedure call bookkeeping

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Goal: Implement Functions in Assembly

Goal: Implement Functions in Assembly. When executing a procedure (function in C) the program must follow the next 6 steps: 1. Place parameters in a place the procedure can access them. 2. Jump to the procedure code. 3. Allocate storage needed for the procedure. 4. Perform the task.

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Goal: Implement Functions in Assembly

Goal: Implement Functions in Assembly. When executing a procedure (function in C) the program must follow the next 6 steps: 1. Place parameters in a place the procedure can access them. 2. Jump to the procedure code. 3. Allocate storage needed for the procedure. 4. Perform the task.

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Pipeline with Data Forwarding

Solving Data hazards. Pipeline with Data Forwarding. C O N T R O L. M U X. A D D. A D D. 4. Sh L 2. Registers. PC. Instruction Memory. A L U. M U X. Data Memory. Sign Ext. M U X. ALU CTL. M U X. IF. ID/RF. EXE. MEM. WB. Data Hazards.

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MIPS Assembly Language Programming

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