Question: ( a ) Register modified: $t 0 ( b ) Updated value: $t 0 = $s 1 < < 2 = 0 x 1 <
a Register modified: $t
b Updated value: $t $sxx
c Next instruction: Line
a Register modified: $t
b Updated value: $t $t $sxxx
c Next instruction: Line
a Register modified: $t
b Updated value: $t Value at memory address xlittleendianxsignextended to xFFFF
c Next instruction: Line
a Register modified: $t
b Updated value: $t$txFFFF
c Next instruction: Line
a No change in registers and memory
b Next instruction: Line
a No change in registers and memory
b Next instruction: Line
a Register modified: $t
b Updated value: $t $txFFFF
c Next instruction: Line
a No change in registers and memory
b Next instruction: Line
a Register modified: $t
b Updated value: $t $txFFFF
c Next instruction: None Direct jump to Line
a Memory modified: Address xx
b Next instruction: None End of program
Explanation:
Line : $sx is leftshifted by bits, resulting in $tx
Line : $tx is added to $sx resulting in $tx
Line : Loads the halfword from memory address xxlittleendian into $t The value at x is x
Line : Compares $txFFFF with Since $t is not less than $t is set to
Line : Since $t is equal to the branch is taken to Line
Line : Not executed because the branch condition is not satisfied.
Line : Not executed because the branch condition is not satisfied.
Line : Unconditional jump to Line
Line : Increases the value of $t by making it xFFFF
Line : Stores the byte value of $txFFFF at memory address xx replacing x with x
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