Q. The CPI (Clock per instruction) is given by the following formula:

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Q. Undefined instruction can be handled by defining the next-state value, for every op value other than

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Q. In the multi-cycle data-path with exception handled, the clock cycle has

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Q. MIPS load word and store word instructions have the general form of

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Q. For R-type instruction in the MIPS architecture ALU Op is

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Q. For implementing the IA-32 instruction set, the framework is provided by

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Q. The following lines of code IR <= Memory[PC]; PC <= PC + 4; explains the

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Q. The op field, also called the Opcode, is always contained in bits

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Q. In single cycle implementation, the instructions of the programs are executed in

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Q. Breaking the instruction's execution into clock cycles are divided into

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Q. The set of micro-instructions which control a processor is called

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Q. When control unit performs subtraction through ALUop, the signal has a binary value of

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Q. The simple datapath for the MIPS architecture has instruction set of

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Q. Set on less than has the ALU control lines

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Q. Step of computer which performs the action given in the instruction is called

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Q. Address of computer instruction under the processor execution is contained within a

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Q. Step which translates instruction into individual command that the computer can process is called

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Q. Step of computer which obtains the next instruction from memory is called

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Q. All of the following may be stored in a computer registers except

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