For problems 1 through 34, give the Z and C flags and affected registers after execution of each instruction. Assume the register and memory contents given in the table below at the beginning of each problem, with initial flag values of Z = 0, C = 1. Location Value Location Value wo Ox0804 Ox1000 Ох382A W1 Ох0806 Ох1002 OXFB80 W2 Ox8301 Ox1004 Ох80FF W3 OXFOA2 Ox1006 OX7B03 W4 OXFFFF Ox1008 Ox0001 1. add W4, W2, wo sub h WA W2 Wa

For problems 1 through 34, give the Z and C flags and affected registers after execution of each instruction. Assume the register and memory contents given in the table below at the beginning of each problem, with initial flag values of Z = 0, C = 1. Location Value Location Value wo Ox0804 Ox1000 Ох382A W1 Ох0806 Ох1002 OXFB80 W2 Ox8301 Ox1004 Ох80FF W3 OXFOA2 Ox1006 OX7B03 W4 OXFFFF Ox1008 Ox0001 1. add W4, W2, wo sub h WA W2 Wa

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

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