Microprocessors: Theory and Applications (Intel and Motorola)Prentice Hall, 1992 - 468 sayfa |
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... reference address 0100 , which is the starting address of the array Y ( see Figure 3-2 ) . Under this situation , the EA of the operand is as follows : EA = RA + ( X ) 0100 + 2 = = 0102 Here , both operands of the MOVE instruction are ...
... reference address 0100 , which is the starting address of the array Y ( see Figure 3-2 ) . Under this situation , the EA of the operand is as follows : EA = RA + ( X ) 0100 + 2 = = 0102 Here , both operands of the MOVE instruction are ...
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... reference . In the call - by - value approach , the main program transfers a parameter to a subroutine by simply copying the parameter value in the local variable created at the time when the subroutine becomes active . This means that ...
... reference . In the call - by - value approach , the main program transfers a parameter to a subroutine by simply copying the parameter value in the local variable created at the time when the subroutine becomes active . This means that ...
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... reference . Therefore , a high - speed memory large enough to contain most loops should greatly increase processing ... references . An alternative way of minimizing wait states is by clearer memory management schemes . Sun Microsys ...
... reference . Therefore , a high - speed memory large enough to contain most loops should greatly increase processing ... references . An alternative way of minimizing wait states is by clearer memory management schemes . Sun Microsys ...
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accumulator active addressing mode affected assembly Assume branch buffer byte CALL carry CHARACTER chip circuit cleared clock command condition connected consider contains contents converter cycle designed device digits direction display enable example execution external field Figure flags functions hardware HIGH HOLD I/O port immediate indicates indirect Initialize input instruction Intel interface interrupt jump language latched lines loads logic mem/reg memory memory location microcomputer microprocessor mode MOVE Note operand operation output perform pointer port processor PUSH RESET result routine SAVE segment shift signal signed single specified stack status stored subroutine TABLE tion transfer typical unit Write zero
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Fundamentals of Digital Logic and Microcomputer Design Mohamed Rafiquzzaman Metin Parçacığı görünümü - 1999 |