Exam 13: Addressing Modes and Formats
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The actual mapping to a physical address is a function of the _________ and is invisible to the programmer.
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For the _________ mode,the operand is included in the instruction.
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The _________ was designed to provide a powerful and flexible instruction set within the constraints of a 16-bit minicomputer.
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Not common on contemporary architectures,___________ requires only one memory reference and no special calculation,but provides only a limited address space.
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Three of the most common uses of stack addressing are relative addressing,base-register addressing,and indexing.
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For _________,the address field references a main memory address and the referenced register contains a positive displacement from that address.
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Typically an instruction set will include both preindexing and postindexing.
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The disadvantage of immediate addressing is that the size of the number is restricted to the size of the address field.
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The principal advantage of ___________ addressing is that it is a very simple form of addressing.
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With direct addressing,the length of the address field is usually less than the word length,thus limiting the address range.
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__________ is a design principle employed in designing the PDP-10 instruction set.
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"All instructions should have the 'natural' number of operands" and "all operands should have the same generality in specification" are two criteria that were used in designing the __________ instruction format.
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One advantage of linking the addressing mode to the operand rather than the opcode is that any addressing mode can be used with any opcode.
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The method of calculating the EA is the same for both base-register addressing and indexing.
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A very powerful mode of addressing,__________ combines the capabilities of direct addressing and register indirect addressing,requiring that the instruction have two address fields,at least one of which is explicit.
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The advantage of __________ is that no memory reference other than the instruction fetch is required to obtain the operand.
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_________ is a principle by which two variables are independent of each other.
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Register indirect addressing uses the same number of memory references as indirect addressing.
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The __________ instruction set is designed to increase the performance of ARM implementations that use a 16-bit or narrower memory data bus and to allow better code density than provided by the ARM instruction set.
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