Consider the following MARIE Assembly program: label opcode operand hex 100 LOAD 1107 101 SUBT Y. 4108 102 SKIPCOND 400 8400 103 JUMP END 9106 104 LOAD 1107 105 ADD Y. 3108 106 END HALT 7000 107 DEC 0003 108 Y. DEC 8. 0008 What's the content of the IR right after the first instruction is fetched (before the second instruction is fetched)? Express your answer in Hex

How many trap service routines could theoretically be created for the LC-3, given the format of the TRAP instruction? (hint: how many bits are used for the trap vector?) 8 64 O 256 О 16к 32

Consider the following MARIE Assembly program: label opcode operand hex 100 JNS func 0106 101 LOAD X 1104 102 OUTPUT 6000 103 HALT 7000 104 DEC 5 0005 105 DEC 1 0001 106 DEC 0 0000 107 LOAD X 1104 108 ADD Y 3105 109 STORE 2104 10A JUMPI func C106 Copyright 2016-2021 by A.Berrached-- All Rights Reserved. What's stored in the PC (Program Counter) register right after the JNS instruction is executed? Express in Hex. Question 32 Consider the following MARIE O X Y func 27

Convert the following RISC-V branch instruction into machine code. Write your final answer in hexadecimal. Address RISC-V Instructions ØXCCDDE124 L2: ... ØXCCDDE8CC bge s5, t1, L2

I asked the question before and the answer I got does not makes sense.  My question is why did not we considered the Adder, Shift, ANd, Control when calculation delay time.? Again, it is in Risc-V.

MANUALLY decode the following ARM machine language code to ARM assembly instruction. 0x34532911 Write your answer in TWO parts, the Op-Code in a box and ALL operands in another box. The Op-Code of the instruction is: The operands of the instruction are: