Define Address space.

Q: Define Flat address space.

A: Address space: The memory allocated for all possible addresses such as a device, a file, a server,…

Q: Define address reservation

A: Address Reservation: The choice between DHCP(Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol) and static…

Q: State the difference between logical and physical addresses with example. Which type of address…

A: The question is to state the difference between Logical and Physical Address and what type of…

Q: what is Address Binding

A: In this process, the address space is mapped to another. The CPU generates the logical addresses and…

Q: Explain the difference between logical address and physical address.

A: Logical Versus Physical Address Space The address generated by the CPU is a logical address,…

Q: 1.Which one is the smallest address class in classfull addressing?   A C B D

A: Note: - As per the guidelines we can only answer one specific question at a time. Please resubmit…

Q: Why is address alignment important?

A: To be determine: Why is address alignment important?

Q: Why is address alignment important?

A: Address alignment: It is an operation which is used for multiple word access and half word access.…

Q: Define Global memory.

A: Global memory: The global memory in parallel computing is a high latency memory. Global memory is…

Q: What are the steps in computing for the physical address? Give sample computations.

A: The answer is given below:-

Q: What Is Global memory.

A: Global memory is defined as the main memory of the GPU. The scope of global memory is global and…

Q: Explain with a diagram the process of mapping a logical address to a physical address in the main…

A: About the process of mapping a logical address to a physical address in the main memory

Q: What is the difference between a classful addressing scheme and a classless addressing scheme?

A: difference between classful addressing scheme and a classless addressing scheme is in step 2.

Q: What constitutes a virtual address's componer fields)?

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Q: Explain with a diagram the process of mapping a logical address to a physical address in the main…

A: According to the question In operating systems, there is always a need to map from a logical address…

Q: In classless addressing, can two different blocks have the same prefix length? Explain.

A: Yes , two different blocks can have the same prefix length. Example:- 127.15.12.32/27…

Q: Suppose we have a computer system with a 44-bit virtual address, page size of 64 KB. How many pages…

A: Virtual address size = 44 bits Page size = 64KB Page offset bits =log2 64KB = 16 bits So page number…

Q: What is address space?

A: Given Data:- What is address space?

Q: Define local memory.

A: Computer memory: Computer memory refers to a physical device which can store information for…

Q: Define Content Addressable Memory.

A: Content Addressable Memory: In the computer memory, Content Addressable Memory (CAM) is one of the…

Q: 20. What is the difference between using direct and indirect addressing? Give an example.

A: Direct addressing mode Indirect addressing mode It this type of addressing mode, address…

Q: Is virtual address A legal?

A: Answer of the given question: As your business develops, virtual address are totally legitimate.…

Q: Define shared memory.

A: Shared memory is the memory that might be used by multiple programs at the same time.

Q: Can a specific physical address have more than two logical addresses? Give your opinion with…

A: Answer is given below .

Q: Programs written for zero-address, one-address, or two-address architecture are more likely to be…

A: Introduction: Let us analyze the relation between the number of operands allowed per instruction and…

Q: Programs designed for zero-address, one-address, or two-address architecture tend to be lengthier…

A: Programs are designed for addresses based on certain criteria which defines its length.

Q: Write down two differences between logical and physical addresses

A: Differences between logical and physical addresses are mentioned below: Logical addresses are…

Q: When it comes to program length, programs created for zero-address architecture are more likely to…

A: Answer: There are so many address mode but here we will discuss zero-address, one-address and…

Q: When it comes to program length, programs created for zero-address architecture are more likely to…

A: Given: When it comes to program length, programs created for zero-address architecture are more…

Q: What is a virtual address, and how does it become a physical address

A: Virtual address is logical address and it is  created by CPU that doesn't exist in real. It is…

Q: Question 1 In every address block, there are two reserved addresses. Which ones are those addresses?…

A: The answer is

Q: What is the difference between using direct and indirect addressing? Give an example.

A: Direct addressing: In direct addressing the effective address of the operand is stored in the…

Q: What is the difference between using direct and indirect addressing? Give an example.

A: Direct addressing: In direct addressing, the effective address of the operand is stored in the…

Q: What is the difference between using direct and indirect addressing? Give an example.

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Q: What is the difference between using direct and indirect addressing? Give an example.

A: Difference between using direct and indirect addressingIf the address part has the address of the…

Q: What is the difference between using direct and indirect addressing? Give an example.

A: To be determine: What is the difference between using direct and indirect addressing? Give an…

Q: What is the difference between using direct and indirect addressing? Give an example

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Q: What is the difference between using direct and indirect addressing? Give an example.

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Q: the difference between a classful addressing scheme and a classless addressing scheme

A: the difference between a classful addressing scheme and a classless addressing scheme

Q: Define shared memory multiprocessor.

A: Shared memory Multiprocessor: A shared memory Multiprocessors is a type of a system in which there…

Q: Programs developed for zero-address architecture, one-address architecture, or two-address…

A: In this Program Developed in One Address Architecture are more Likely to have More Number of…

Q: f available address lines are 36, then what will be the possible addressable memory  bytes?

A: A memory address line be of 2 bit, 8 bit, 16 bit, 32 bit and 64 bit, depending on the user’s…

Q: configuration below. (Note that each hexidecimal is 4 bits long and Ox means hexadecimal radix)…

A: For virtual and physical address, the least significant 16 bits ie offset bits will remain same.  We…

Q: Show how the following values would be stored by byteaddressable machines with 32-bit words, using…

A: Given: The value "0x14148888" will be stored by using the Little-endian and Big-endian memory…

Q: A main memory in a computer uses pages of 1024 bytes and has a page table of 64 entries. What is the…

A: Task :- choose the correct option for given question.

Q: Suppose a byte-addressable computer using set-associative cache has 216 bytes of main memory and a…

A: Introduction of Cache Mapping and its types: A cache is very high-speed computer memory and it is…

Q: Following is a mapping of Logical Memory to Physical Memory using a Page Table. You are required to…

A: The page table is the index table which tells that which used to find  what frame a particular page…

Q: Consider a memory implemented for 8086 microprocessor Draw the memory block diagram. Determine the…

A: Actually, the answer has given below:

Q: If paging is disabled, how does the processor translate a linear address to a physicaladdress?

A: Justification: A Linear address is a 32-bit integer that refers to the memory location. The range…

Q: Suppose a computer using direct-mapped cache has 232 bytes of byte-addressable main memory and a…

A: Given Information is as follow: Size of the main memory = 2^32 bytes. Size of cache = 1024 bytes…