//Please answering following TWO Questions! Assuming the registers of an X86 systems has these decimal values EAX 100 ESP 1024 Question 1() What will be the effects of executing this instruction? pushl %ea A. ESP will change to 1028, 100 will be written to memory address 1028 - 1031 B. ESP will change to 1020, 100 will be written to memory address 1020-1023 C. 100 will be written to memery addresses 1024-1027, ESP will chage to 1028 D. 100 will be written to memory addresses 1024-1027, ESP will change to 1020 E. all of above F. None of above. Question 2() : what will be the effects of executing this instruction? popl %eax A. ESP will change to 1028, 100 will be written to memory address 1028 - 1031 B. ESP will change to 1020, 100 will be written to memory address 1020-1023 C. 100 will be written to memery addresses 1024-1027, ESP will chage to 1028 D. 100 will be written to memory addresses 1024-1027, ESP will change to 1020 E. all of above F. None of above.

//Please answering following TWO Questions! Assuming the registers of an X86 systems has these decimal values EAX 100 ESP 1024 Question 1() What will be the effects of executing this instruction? pushl %ea A. ESP will change to 1028, 100 will be written to memory address 1028 - 1031 B. ESP will change to 1020, 100 will be written to memory address 1020-1023 C. 100 will be written to memery addresses 1024-1027, ESP will chage to 1028 D. 100 will be written to memory addresses 1024-1027, ESP will change to 1020 E. all of above F. None of above. Question 2() : what will be the effects of executing this instruction? popl %eax A. ESP will change to 1028, 100 will be written to memory address 1028 - 1031 B. ESP will change to 1020, 100 will be written to memory address 1020-1023 C. 100 will be written to memery addresses 1024-1027, ESP will chage to 1028 D. 100 will be written to memory addresses 1024-1027, ESP will change to 1020 E. all of above F. None of above.

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Chapter4: Processor Technology And Architecture

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