I have a Computer Archtecture book and notes that describe addressin.pdf
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The document discusses addressing modes in MIPS assembler, noting a discrepancy between names in a book and personal notes. It identifies seven addressing modes and seeks clarification on which of these are equivalent but have different names. The modes include immediate, register, base/displacement, PC-relative, pseudodirect, direct, and register indirect, with some having no alternate names or similar counterparts.
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I have a Computer Archtecture book and notes that describe addressin.pdf
- 1. I have a Computer Archtecture book and notes that describe addressing modes. Specifically those pertaning to MIPS Assembler. I know there are 5 modes MIPS supports but when I look at the book I see some named differently to what I see in the notes. As someone learning I need help understanding which are the same. The modes I am being told about are: 1) Immediate, 2) Register, 3) Base or displacement, 4) PC- relative, 5) Pseudodirect, 6) Register Indirect, and 7) Direct Please explain which of the modes are the same but differntly named. Thanks Solution addressing mode alternate names register no alternate name base displacement,base-offset the next 2 come in similaar category immidiate immidiate pc-relative pc-relative the next 3 come in similar category direct direct pseudo direct pseudo direct register dierct register direct register indirtect register-indirect6