On a typical microprocessor, a distinct I/O address is used to refer to the I/O data reg- isters and a distinct address for the control and status registers in an I/O controller for a given device. Such registers are referred to as ports. In the Intel 8088, two I/O in- struction formats are used. In one format, the 8-bit opcode specifies an I/O operation; this is followed by an 8-bit port address. Other I/O opcodes imply that the port ad- dress is in the 16-bit DX register. How many ports can the 8088 address in each I/O addressing mode? .

On a typical microprocessor, a distinct I/O address is used to refer to the I/O data reg- isters and a distinct address for the control and status registers in an I/O controller for a given device. Such registers are referred to as ports. In the Intel 8088, two I/O in- struction formats are used. In one format, the 8-bit opcode specifies an I/O operation; this is followed by an 8-bit port address. Other I/O opcodes imply that the port ad- dress is in the 16-bit DX register. How many ports can the 8088 address in each I/O addressing mode? .

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