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15.2.2. Comparing Indirect Modes
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- 1.
Define indirect addressing mode.
Hint
Think about how the operand is retrieved.
- 2.
What is the primary difference between memory and register indirect modes?
Hint
Consider where the address originates from.
- 3.
What does indirect addressing mode imply?
- A direct memory access
- Access through another location
- Immediate value with no address
Hint
Focus on the concept of redirection in access.
- 4.
In register indirect mode, the address is stored in memory. True or False?
- True
- False
Hint
Consider where the address is sourced from.
- 5.
Explain why register indirect access may lead to better CPU performance in a loop that runs many iterations.
Hint
Consider how often memory fetches can slow down performance.
- 6.
Design a sequence of operations using mixed addressing modes with a focus on efficiency. Describe your reasoning.
Hint
Think about access frequency for the values involved.
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- You can use hints if you need help
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