Translate C code to MIPS. You can only use core MIPS instructions listed in the table below. You must follow MIPS conventions of register usage and function calls/returns. A quick reference is provided to you at the end. MIPS instructions that you can use: Category Instruction Definition Note Arithmetic/ add $rd, $rs, $rt logical R[$rd] << R[$rs] +R[$t] Addition addi $rt, Srs, imm R[$rt] – R[$rs] + SignExt16&(imm) sll $rd, $rt, shamt srl $rd, $rt, shamt R[$rd] + R[$rt] >> shamt slt $rd, $rs, $rt beq $rs, Srt, label if(R[$rs] = R[Srt]) branch to label bne $rs, $rt, label j label jal label jr $rs Iw $rt, imm($rs) sw $rt, imm($rs) Addition with immediate R[$rd] + R[$rt]« shamt Left shift Unsigned right shift Signed comparison Branch if equal Branch if not equal Unconditional jump Jump and link Jump register Compare/ conditional R[Srd] – R[$rs]

Translate C code to MIPS. You can only use core MIPS instructions listed in the table below. You must follow MIPS conventions of register usage and function calls/returns. A quick reference is provided to you at the end. MIPS instructions that you can use: Category Instruction Definition Note Arithmetic/ add $rd, $rs, $rt logical R[$rd] << R[$rs] +R[$t] Addition addi $rt, Srs, imm R[$rt] – R[$rs] + SignExt16&(imm) sll $rd, $rt, shamt srl $rd, $rt, shamt R[$rd] + R[$rt] >> shamt slt $rd, $rs, $rt beq $rs, Srt, label if(R[$rs] = R[Srt]) branch to label bne $rs, $rt, label j label jal label jr $rs Iw $rt, imm($rs) sw $rt, imm($rs) Addition with immediate R[$rd] + R[$rt]« shamt Left shift Unsigned right shift Signed comparison Branch if equal Branch if not equal Unconditional jump Jump and link Jump register Compare/ conditional R[Srd] – R[$rs]

Database System Concepts

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Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

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