7. For each row in Table 1, use the Comment column to describe the action taken for each instruction. Determine the values for the below assembly code block; provide the final values for each register listed in Table 2. Table 1 Instruction Register mov mov sub mov mov xchg Table 2 eax edx edx, 64 esi esi, 256 esi, edx eax, 49 Register Final Value ebx, 16 eax, edx Comment

7. For each row in Table 1, use the Comment column to describe the action taken for each instruction. Determine the values for the below assembly code block; provide the final values for each register listed in Table 2. Table 1 Instruction Register mov mov sub mov mov xchg Table 2 eax edx edx, 64 esi esi, 256 esi, edx eax, 49 Register Final Value ebx, 16 eax, edx Comment

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Chapter4: Processor Technology And Architecture

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Problem 12VE

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