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How Can I Determine the Size and Type of Cache on My System?
How do I locate how large my cache is on the system and what kind it is, whether it be associative, direct, two way, or four way?- itech4814
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Infix to Reverse Polish notation
I have to convert.. X=A+((B+C)*D)-E to reverse polish notation I think it's... BC+D*A+E- Is this correct?- itech4814
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Is My Solution for the STA Instruction in Computer Architecture Correct?
I have an issue with my computer architecture problem. Computer has intial I=0, PC=100, AC=ABCD, Address 055. The content of memory location (055) is 7777. I have to find PC, AR, DR, AC, and IR from that information using the STA instruction. The STA instruction is M[AR] <-AC I calculated the...- itech4814
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Is My Calculation of PC, AR, DR, AC, and IR Using the STA Instruction Correct?
I have an issue with my computer architecture problem. Computer has intial I=0, PC=100, AC=ABCD, Address 055. The content of memory location (055) is 7777. I have to find PC, AR, DR, AC, and IR from that information using the STA instruction. The STA instruction is M[AR] <-AC I...- itech4814
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Is My Solution for the STA Instruction in Computer Architecture Correct?
Ha ok. Let's try another one. Address=100; Hexadecimal code=2400; What is the statement or the symbolic name of the opcode?- itech4814
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Is My Solution for the STA Instruction in Computer Architecture Correct?
I am still lost on these charts. But I do have another question... Computer uses a memory unit with 4M words of 32 bits each and 32 registers. How many bits are for each part of the instruction? indirect- opcode- register code- address-- itech4814
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Is My Solution for the STA Instruction in Computer Architecture Correct?
Basic Computer has initial I=0, PC=100, AC=ABCD Address 055 I looked up STA and it says STA= D3T4: M[AR]<-AC, SC <- 0 What does this mean?- itech4814
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Is My Solution for the STA Instruction in Computer Architecture Correct?
Sorry I posted the wrong set... Memory Location, Instruction, PC, AR, DR, AC, IR INITIAL, 100, -, -, ABCD, - 100, STA, *, *, *, *, * I need the values for the asteriks.- itech4814
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Is My Solution for the STA Instruction in Computer Architecture Correct?
I need some help on solving a few problems... Basic Computer has initial I=0, PC=100, AC=ABCD Address 055 Memory Location, Instruction, PC, AR, DR, AC, IR INITIAL, 100, -, -, ABCD, - 100...- itech4814
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