InstructionA. Add the necessary forwarding paths for the following instructions.A1 add R3, R3, R4IFADIDVEXEX/MEMMEMWB2 sub R4, R2, R3AddAdd AddresultShift3 add R4, R5, R5left 2ReadregisterPCAddressReaddata 1ReadZeroregister 2Fegisters ReadInstructionALUALUReaddatamemoryresultAddressWritedata 2registerWritedataDatamemoryWritedata16Sign- 32+extend

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Description: InstructionA. Add the necessary forwarding paths for the following instructions.A1 add R3, R3, R4IFADIDVEXEX/MEMMEMWB2 sub R4, R2, R3AddAdd AddresultShift3 add R4, R5, R5left 2ReadregisterPCAddressReaddata 1ReadZeroregister 2Fegisters ReadInstructio

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A. Add the necessary forwarding paths for the following instructions. A 1 add R3, R3, R4 IDEX EXMEM MEMWB 2 sub R4, R2, R3 SAdd Adg Aaa resut 3 add R4, R5, R5 Address Read register 1 Read registegisters Read Read data ALU ALU result Instruction Read data Address memory Write register Write data data Data memory 16 Sign- 32 extend

A. Add the necessary forwarding paths for the following instructions. A 1 add R3, R3, R4 IDEX EXMEM MEMWB 2 sub R4, R2, R3 SAdd Adg Aaa resut 3 add R4, R5, R5 Address Read register 1 Read registegisters Read Read data ALU ALU result Instruction Read data Address memory Write register Write data data Data memory 16 Sign- 32 extend

Database System Concepts

7th Edition

ISBN:9780078022159

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

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

Chapter1: Introduction

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 1PE

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