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14.2.2. Control Instructions for Addressing Modes
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- 1.
Define addressing mode.
Hint
Think about how computers access data.
- 2.
What is the difference between immediate and direct addressing modes?
Hint
Consider where the operand is located.
- 3.
What defines an addressing mode?
- Method of accessing data
- Type of CPU
- Speed of the processor
Hint
What is the purpose of addressing modes?
- 4.
True or False: Immediate addressing mode requires more execution steps than direct addressing mode.
- True
- False
Hint
Which mode is simpler?
- 5.
Design an instruction set for a simple processor that includes both immediate and indirect addressing modes, describing how each mode affects instruction execution.
Hint
Think about how simplification can aid performance.
- 6.
Compare the efficiency of a program that uses immediate addressing mode extensively versus one that uses indirect addressing mode. What implications does this have for performance?
Hint
Consider how often data is reached.
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