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Architecture / DLX architecture

[Deleted User] · 2002-06-27 22:23:22

hello all, i was hoping that someone out there would have a solid understainding of how assembly language instructions were encoded in binary...especially if it was in the DLX architecture language. If anyone has an understanding of how op-code encoding is done (ie. how the different registers are encoded and the values)…

27-06-2002 11:23PM

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hello all,

i was hoping that someone out there would have a solid understainding of how assembly language instructions were encoded in binary...especially if it was in the DLX architecture language.

If anyone has an understanding of how op-code encoding is done (ie. how the different registers are encoded and the values) please let me know, as i am completely stuck on the subject.

Also, anyone with DLX knowledge, if they could tell me how each type of instruction (ie. I-type, R-type and J-type) fits in with each stage of the DLX pipeline (ie. what effect each instruction has on the stage) i would be most grateful.

Thank you for your help, I am completely stuck!

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