Yeah that true I asked my grandpa
Answer:
These changes has the ability to decrease the size of a program, it
can do so by going ahead to reduce the instances in which the register contents “spill” into other registers or memory, it also does so by allowing more complex operations to be implemented in one instruction as agianst requiring multiple instructions.
On the other hand they are likely able to increase the size of a program by requiring adding bits to the opcode and register fields, thereby increasing memory width
Explanation:
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I am guessing, my guess would be scientific research, managing entertainment, and video game designer
There is not enough information to give correct answer. Anyway, I guess, I've seen this question before and I know the answer. I wrote it in binary. So if your task's details look like this: tag bits 31-10
2; index bits 9-4; offset bits 3:0; your answer is:
<000000, 0001, mem[1024]>
<000001, 0011, mem[3088]>
<001011, 0000, mem[176]>
<001000, 0010, mem[2176]>
<001110, 0000, mem[224]>
<001010, 0000, mem[160]>
