Computer Architecture: Problem Set 1

Computer Architecture: Problem Set 1

Attempt by: Thursday, September 20, before class
Submit by: Tuesday, September 25, at start of class

PH p. 148, exercises 2.2-2.4.

Write equivalent (MIPS-style) assembly language instructions for the following C program fragments. (In each case, assume the variables are associated with registers starting with $s0 and any temporaries necessary should be stored starting in $t0.)
1. ```
  a = d - (b + c);
  e = f + (a - g);
```
2. ```
  a = d[6] + c; 
```
3. ```
  d[2] = e - f;
```
4. ```
  x[i+1] = x[i];
```

Translate the following assembly instructions into machine code showing both the decimal representaton and the binary representation. (Follow the example in PH, Section 2.4.)
```
  sub $s0, $t5, $t3

  lw  $s2, 12($t6)
```

Translate the following machine instructions into MIPS assembly instructions.
```
00000001000010010101000000100000

10101110111011100000000001001000
```

PH cd-section "For More Practice", exercise 2.7.