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CSE340 - Computer Architecture

This document is an assignment for a Computer Architecture course, focusing on MIPS instruction encoding and branch target address calculations. It includes tasks related to translating C code to MIPS assembly and a binary multiplication problem. Students are required to demonstrate their understanding of MIPS architecture concepts and perform specific calculations.

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CSE340 - Computer Architecture

This document is an assignment for a Computer Architecture course, focusing on MIPS instruction encoding and branch target address calculations. It includes tasks related to translating C code to MIPS assembly and a binary multiplication problem. Students are required to demonstrate their understanding of MIPS architecture concepts and perform specific calculations.

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CSE340: Computer Architecture

Spring 2020, Assignment-2

Name:_____________________________ ID:______________ Section____

1. Encode the following MIPS instructions and identify their types?

a. MULT $8,$9
b. SLT $10, $5, $6
c. ADDI $10, $11, -5

2. Let’s assume $PC 0x1444000 for bne $10,$11,100. Calculate the branch target address using the given data. Show all
your calculation steps.

3. The following problems deal with translating from C to MIPS. Assume that the base address for arrays f, g and
A are assigned to registers $s0 and $s1, $s6 respectively.

a. f[5]= g[2]+f[A[7]];

b. g[A[f[5]]] = g[5]-A[3]*f[2];

4. Multiply -0.123 * 1.57 in Binary.

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