The 68K family has separate general-purpose address and data registers. What are the differences between these two
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The 68K family has separate general-purpose address and data registers. What are the differences between these two types of registers? Since most other computers with general-purpose register sets do not distinguish in hardware between data and addresses, was Motorola's idea a good one or a bad one? What are the strengths and weaknesses of enforcing the differences between addresses and data in hardware?
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Computer Organization And Architecture Themes And Variations
ISBN: 9781111987046
1st Edition
Authors: Alan Clements
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