Which is likely to be longer (have more instructions): a program written for a zero-addressarchitecture, a program written for a one-address architecture, or a program written for a two-addressarchitecture? Why?

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A: Given: Give an example of how much memory the 20-bit address bus will be able to address.

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

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Q: Below is a set of instructions for a three-address machine. Write down the equivalent set of…

A: 1-address machine: SUB B, C ADD R2, D, E MULT A, R1, R2  0-address machine: SUB B, C ADD, D, E MULT…

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A: Ansswer : Choice 1 4 5 is correct. A and B combined are known as D, where A is the most significant…

Q: If zero-address architecture programs are longer (have more instructions) than one- or two-address…

A: Introduction: Instructions with Zero Addresses: These instructions do not include exact addresses…

Q: Which is likely to be longer (have more instructions): a program written for a zero-address…

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Q: That is possible if zero-address architecture programs are lengthier (have more instructions) than…

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

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

Q: Rewrite the following expression in post-fix notation. b. Then, write the assembly code for the…

A: x=(f-e)/(b*a) postfix notation of the given expression is: fe-ba*/

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A: Here is the explanation about the width of the address bus:

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A: The process of mapping from one address space to another is known as address binding.

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A: RISC is a small computer with highly optimized set of instructions. RISC aimed at reducing the time…

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A: The answer is given below:-

Q: Q1: Explain why 8086 Microprocessor have Data line 16 bit and Address line 20 bit.

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Q: What is the highest address in MIPS memory architecture referring to a word in hex? The lowest…

A: H .   in MIPS 32bit the address can go from 0x0 to 0xffff i.e. 232 - 1 in MIPS 64 bit the address…

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A: Details of addressing modes and their types are given below.

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Q: Explain Relative Addressing mode?

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Q: What does orthogonal mean in terms of an instruction set?

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Q: What is the point of using a small number of address lines with peripheral chips? And why do certain…

A: The answer has given below:

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Q: It is more probable that programs developed for zero-address, one-address, or two-address…

A: Given:   It is more probable that programs developed for zero-address, one-address, or two-address…

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Q: What does "reduced" mean in the context of a computer with a reduced instruction set?

A: The answer is

Q: between the address

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Q: What exactly does "logical addressing" mean

A: Answer is

Q: The code segment has a value of 0ACFH with 0123H in the instruction pointer what physical address…

A: b)04E13H

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Q: What is the issue with having only one memory channel in a CPU with eight cores?

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Q: i) Design of address and data buses. ii) Design the starting and ending address of PM ? iii)…

A: ANSWER: Address and Data buses: Address bus is a PC bus engineering. It is utilized to move data…

Q: .in a code space of 8Kbytes mapping from address 0X1000. What is the last address available to store…

A: Over here given a code section of 8k bytes.  Means total size is 8192.

Fundamentals of Input and Output Performance

The I/O subsystem is a component of computer system design that uses buses to assist communication between the Central Processing Unit, Computer Memory/Storage, and Input and Output Devices (that is known as peripheral devices). The I/O subsystem includes disc controllers, tape drives, discs, system buses, and other devices. The I/O database application reads and writes drives using the operating system windows I/O.