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CS 211: Computer Architecture, Spring 2016 Programming Assignment 4: Y86 Emulation 1 Introduction This assignment is designed to help you really understand how the fetch-decode-execute cycle works as well as the idea of program-as-data. It will require a substantial implementation effort. The usual warning goes double for this assignment: Do not procrastinate. 2 Y86 Architecture
Compilers and computer architecture: The MIPS processor Martin Berger November 2015 Recall the function of compilers Introduction In previous lectures, we focussed on generating code for simple architectures like the stack machine, or accumulator machines. Now we want to do something more interesting, generating code for a real CPU. Introduction In previous lectures, we focussed
Compilers and computer architecture: The MIPS processor Martin Berger November 2015 Recall the function of compilers Introduction In previous lectures, we focussed on generating code for simple architectures like the stack machine, or accumulator machines. Now we want to do something more interesting, generating code for a real CPU. Introduction In previous lectures, we focussed