What is the appropriate MIPS code equivalent to given c-style code?int doAdd (int t0, int t1){return t0+t1*2;}а)sll $al,$al,ladd $v0,$a0,$aljr $radoAdd:b)mul $rl,$rl,2add $v0,$r0,$rljr $radoAdd:c)sll $t1,$t1,1add $v0,$t0,$t1jr $radoAdd:d)mul $s1,$s1,2add $v0,$s0,$s1jr $radoAdd:

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What is the appropriate MIPS code equivalent to given c-style code? int doAdd (int t0, int t1) { return t0+tl*2; } а) sll $al,$al,1 add $v0,$a0 ,$al jr $ra doAdd: b) doAdd: mul $r1,$rl,2 add $v0,$r0,$rl jr $ra c) sll $t1,$t1,1 add $v0,$t0,$t1 jr $ra doAdd: d) mul $s1,$s1,2 add $v0,$s0,$s1 jr $ra doAdd:

What is the appropriate MIPS code equivalent to given c-style code? int doAdd (int t0, int t1) { return t0+tl*2; } а) sll $al,$al,1 add $v0,$a0 ,$al jr $ra doAdd: b) doAdd: mul $r1,$rl,2 add $v0,$r0,$rl jr $ra c) sll $t1,$t1,1 add $v0,$t0,$t1 jr $ra doAdd: d) mul $s1,$s1,2 add $v0,$s0,$s1 jr $ra doAdd:

Database System Concepts

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ISBN:9780078022159

Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

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