Translate the following instructions from RISC-V to hexadecimal. Note that we use integer values for branchesand jumps, instead of labels (this is permitted by the ISA, but normally discouraged since it makes debuggingincredibly hard).1: xor ra ra teOx0ОСС2812: srai s5 s2 eOx4E403: blt t5 sp 18OxTranslate the following instructions from hexadecimal to RISC-V. Follow these conventions when writing youranswer:Do not include commas in your answer.For immediates, submit a number in decimal if the absolute value is less than 100 (Hint: 100 == Ox64, -100== OXFFFFFF9C), and in hexadecimal otherwise (3 hex digits for instructions with 12 bits of immediate, 4 hexdigits for instructions with 13 bits of immediate, and 6 hex digits for instructions with 20-21 bits of immediate.Note that a 13-bit number does not get sign-extended to 16 bits, so the fourth hex digit of a 13-bit numbercan only be 1 or 0).As with the above, use integer values for branches and jumps.Use the register names (s0, a4, etc.) for all registers except register x0 (which should use x0).4: ex0438AA235: 0XDOOEF1176: 0×1D47446F

(1)xor ra ra t0 funct7 rs2 rs1 funct3 rd Opcode 0000000 00101 00001 100 00001 0110011 Binary…

hexadecimal to RISC-V. Follow these conventions when writing your ecimal if the absolute value is less than 100 (Hint: 100 == Ox64, -100 erwise (3 hex digits for instructions with 12 bits of immediate, 4 hex ediate, and 6 hex digits for instructions with 20-21 bits of immediate. sign-extended to 16 bits, so the fourth hex digit of a 13-bit number pr branches and jumps. all registers except register x0 (which should use x0).

hexadecimal to RISC-V. Follow these conventions when writing your ecimal if the absolute value is less than 100 (Hint: 100 == Ox64, -100 erwise (3 hex digits for instructions with 12 bits of immediate, 4 hex ediate, and 6 hex digits for instructions with 20-21 bits of immediate. sign-extended to 16 bits, so the fourth hex digit of a 13-bit number pr branches and jumps. all registers except register x0 (which should use x0).

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ISBN:9780078022159

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

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

Chapter1: Introduction

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