Question 1 In every address block, there are two reserved addresses. Which ones are those addresses? And what is the use of them?

Q: adres veri 01h 5x9 02h 5x8 190100 7155 08h 871580 5x2 09h 5x1 Write the asm code that will create…

A: F000 21, 50 F0   LXI H,F050H memory location where number is stored F003 46   MOV B,M the number…

Q: What exactly is a virtual address, and how does one go about converting one into a real one?

A: The virtual address is a logical address created by the CPU that does not exist in the real world.…

Q: In what ways are logical and physical addresses different?

A: Addresses are unique that allows CPU to access data present in memory. It could be logical or…

Q: What is the significance of address alignment?

A: Introduction: When you do unaligned address access on a processor that supports it, the processor…

Q: he contents of the following registers are: CS = 2212 H DS = 4040 H SS = 3025 H IP = 2230 H SP =…

A: We are going to find out physical addresses of CS,DS, and SS. I have uploaded image for the solution…

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: Is it permissible to use a virtual address?

A: Introduction: You cannot register a corporation using your virtual address. It's a legal need to…

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: what is a virtual address and how is it converted into an actual address?

A: The virtual address is also known as a logical address and this address is generated by the…

Q: How are the invocations between address done with respect to system call, RPC/RMI with in the same…

A: The Answer is

Q: Is it possible to identify the components (fields) of a virtual address?

A: Introduction: Virtual memory allows you to access a vast amount of address space. It also allows the…

Q: (a) How are the invocations between address done with respect to system call, RPC/RMI with in the…

A: The Given Data is  Rpc Rmi Invocations same computers And RPC / RMI

Q: What is address? What is offset address?

A: Introduction  we have asked for address and address offset.

Q: A computer with a 32-bit address uses a two-level page table. Virtual addresses are split into a…

A: The ask is to calculate the page size and numbr of pages in the address space for a computer with a…

Q: Do logical and physical addresses have different properties?

A: Logical and physical addresses difference:  The main distinction between logical and physical…

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: Explain the technique through which a segment can be in the address space of two separate processes…

A: In paging systems, each method is assigned its page table, which establishes the mapping between the…

Q: Assume a 32-bit address system that uses a paged virtual memory, with a page size of 2 KB. Answer…

A: Here in this question we have given a 32 bit address system. Page size = 2KB. Virtual address =…

Q: CS Operating System If we use 10 bits to represent the outer page, 8 bits to represent the inner…

A: The outer page, inner page and the page offset is indicated in the below figure, Two level address:…

Q: What's the point of having so many different forms of addressing?

A: Addressing mode is a way to address an operand. Operand means the data we are operating upon . It…

Q: What are the purposes of both segmentation and physical address generation? Explain with draw and…

A: Necessity of Segmentation : Paging is more close to Operating system rather than the User. It…

Q: How many address bit a processor need to access 64 TB?

A: I have provided an answer to this question in step2.

Q: What is the difference between a permanent address and a care-of address? Who assigns a care-of…

A: Answer : A permanent address is the IP address of the mobile device when it is present in its hoe…

Q: If logical addresses are represented using m bits as shown below, where m=4 and n=2. What is the…

A: Actually, memory is used to stores the data.

Q: In most multiprogrammed systems, user programs access memory through virtual addresses, while the…

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Q: Computer Science Explain in detail the steps in translating a 24-bit Virtual Address to a 32-bit…

A: The answer is

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

A: Given: What constitutes a virtual address's components (fields)?

Q: Problem 2. Convert the following virtual addresses to physical addresses, and indicate whether the…

A: Answer: Our instruction is answer the first three part from the first part and . I have given…

Q: What are the physical addresses for the following logical addresses (Segment ID, Segment Offset):

A: The physical address of following logical address are: i) 0 200 This falls under segment 0, first…

Q: Given the page table shown below. What is the physical address (in the binary-number format)…

A: The logical address is <5, 17> The logical address is given in format <page#, offset>

Q: What is the distinction between logical and linear addresses, and how do they differ?

A: Introduction What exactly are the logical address and linear address, and how are the two related to…

Q: 3. What is logical and linear address and what is the relation between the two? What is the benefit…

A: REALTION BETWEEN LOGICAL AND LINEAR ADDRESS: Logical address: The logical address is basically the…

Q: What are the components (fields) of a virtual address?

A: Components of a virtual address Virtual memory provides access to a large range of address space.…

Q: Explain the difference between a physical address, a segment address, and an offset address. What is…

A: Intro The segment address is located within one of the segment registers, defines the beginning…

Q: (i) The contents of the following segment registers are as given. CS = 1111H, DS = 3333H, SS =…

A: Segmentation is the process in which the main memory of the computer is logically divided into…

Q: A memory that is capable of determining whether a given datum is contained in one of its addresses…

A: There is one statement given. Statement: A memory that is capable of determining whether a given…

Q: Describe the effects of early binding and late binding on the address system.

A: A link between two entities is what's referred to as binding in programming languages. As an…

Q: What are the three fields in a set-associative cache address, and how are they used to access a…

A: Set associative cache address Set associative cache mapping is used for having two or more words…

Q: How many bits are required for addressing (i.e. what is the size, in bits, of an address)? 30 bits O…

A: Given word size = 32 bit Total opcodes =66 Total registers =64 Total size of byte addressable memory…

Q: Question 34 For what is a loopback address used? Use the editor to format your answer

A: The loopback IP address is 127.0.0.1  The loopback is a virtual network that your computer uses to…

Q: hat is a virtual address and how is it converted into an actual address?

A: The virtual memory address is the address a program uses to access memory.Now when a program…

Q: private address space?

A: SOLUTION: Which of the following is a private address space? 170.0.0.0 - 172.31.255.255 10.0.0.0 -…

Q: Question 3 A computer has 32-bit virtual addresses and the page size is 2^9 KB. Suppose the text,…

A: Total # of pages required by the program = 9+9+9 = 27 pages. These means there will be 27 entries in…

Q: Is virtual address A legal?

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

Q: What is address resolution?

A: The solution to the given problem is below.

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: 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: Explain the virtual address space?

A: According to the information given:- We have to explain the virtual address space.

Embedded Software Development

Using specific programming languages (like C and C++) to write code for a specific hardware device in which it runs is called embedded software development. It makes the device smart by performing actions based on user's input which improves the user experience. They are designed to perform function-specific tasks rather than doing multiple tasks like computers. The embedded system is incredibly intuitive. An embedded software system could be a system developed and organized on any device, apart from an old-fashioned computer. It is the brain of a specific device; however, it is a solely useless tool and simple to elucidate what software system is embedded.