How long will the following code take on a 5-stage MIPS pipeline with forwarding andappropriate NOPS (assume no reordering capabilities exist)? Provide a brief explanation.add R5, R5, R7Iw R6, 100(R7)sub R7, R6, R8TimeProgramClockCycle 1ClockCycle 2ClockCycle 6ClockCycle 8ClockCycle 9ClockClockCycle 4ClockCycle 5ClockCycle 7ExecutionCycle 3A. Fill out the pipeline.B. Mention how many cycles it takes to execute all three instructions.C. Provide a brief explanation.

The instructions are 1) add R5 ,R5,R7 // 2) lw R6 , 100(R7) // 3) sub R7, R6, R8 // In the…

How long will the following code take on a 5-stage MIPS pipeline with forwarding and appropriate NOPS (assume no reordering capabilities exist)? Provide a brief explanation. add R5, R5, R7 Iw R6, 100(R7) sub R7, R6, R8

How long will the following code take on a 5-stage MIPS pipeline with forwarding and appropriate NOPS (assume no reordering capabilities exist)? Provide a brief explanation. add R5, R5, R7 Iw R6, 100(R7) sub R7, R6, R8

Computer Networking: A Top-Down Approach (7th Edition)

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Chapter1: Computer Networks And The Internet

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