Consider the following instruction format and the list of opcodesOpcode4 bits (15 – 12) eAddresse12 bits (11 – 0)OpcodeInstructioneLoad AC from memory AeStore AC from memory AAdd AC from memory AeSubtract AC from memory AMultiply AC from memory ADivide AC from memory Ae0101e0110e0001e0010e0011e0100e1. Run the following program where PC starts from 500-Memorycontents5800eaddresse500e501e1801e502e6800-800eFFFE801e000A802000C2. Run the following program where PC starts from 500Memoryeaddressecontentse500e5801e501e2802e502e6801e800eFFFEe801e000A-802eFFFC-

1) Running the Program Line by Line for 1. PC = 500 Content = 5800. Here at 500 the…

Consider the following instruction format and the list of opcodese Opcode 4 bits (15 – 12) Addresse 12 bits (11 – 0)<- Opcodee 0101e Instruction Load AC from memory Ae Store AC from memory Ae Add AC from memory Ae Subtract AC from memory A Multiply AC from memory Ae Divide AC from memory Ae 0110e 0001e 0010e 0011e 0100e 1. Run the following program where PC starts from 500- Memorye addresse contentse 500e 5800e 501e 1801e 502e 6800e 800- FFFEe 801e 000A- 802e 000Ce 2. Run the following program where PC starts from 500 Memorye addresse contentse 500e 5801e 501e 2802e 502e 6801e 800e FFFE 801e 000A- 802e FFFC-

Consider the following instruction format and the list of opcodese Opcode 4 bits (15 – 12) Addresse 12 bits (11 – 0)<- Opcodee 0101e Instruction Load AC from memory Ae Store AC from memory Ae Add AC from memory Ae Subtract AC from memory A Multiply AC from memory Ae Divide AC from memory Ae 0110e 0001e 0010e 0011e 0100e 1. Run the following program where PC starts from 500- Memorye addresse contentse 500e 5800e 501e 1801e 502e 6800e 800- FFFEe 801e 000A- 802e 000Ce 2. Run the following program where PC starts from 500 Memorye addresse contentse 500e 5801e 501e 2802e 502e 6801e 800e FFFE 801e 000A- 802e FFFC-

C++ for Engineers and Scientists

4th Edition

ISBN:9781133187844

Author:Bronson, Gary J.

Publisher:Bronson, Gary J.

Chapter1: Fundamentals Of C++ Programming

Section1.4: Preliminary Four: Algorithms

Problem 4E

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