'Reverse polish notation' diaporamas de présentation

Addressing

Addressing. A large portion of the bits in a program are used to specify where the operands come from rather than what operations are being performed on them. An ADD instruction requires the specification of three operands: two sources and a destination.

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Addressing

Addressing. A large portion of the bits in a program are used to specify where the operands come from rather than what operations are being performed on them. An ADD instruction requires the specification of three operands: two sources and a destination.

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Central Processing Unit

Central Processing Unit. Major components of CPU. Introduction. This chapter describes the organization and architecture of the CPU with an emphasis on the user's view of the computer. We briefly describe how the registers communicate with the ALU through buses

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Data Structures

Data Structures. AH Computing. Description and exemplification of the following variable types/data structures: 2-D arrays, records, queues, stacks. . Data Constructs. Stack Queue Record. Stacks. Useful where the situation calls for the most recent item to accessed first Examples

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Central Processing Unit Sample Realistic Designs

Central Processing Unit Sample Realistic Designs. Major Components of the CPU. Every CPU consists of the three basic components shown in the figure below. Registers hold the inputs of the ALU operations and eventually receive the results.

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CENTRAL PROCESSING UNIT

CENTRAL PROCESSING UNIT. Introduction General Register Organization Stack Organization Instruction Formats Addressing Modes Data Transfer and Manipulation Program Control Reduced Instruction Set Computer.

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Classic Systems: Unix and THE

Classic Systems: Unix and THE. Presented by Hakim Weatherspoon. The UNIX Time-Sharing System Dennis Ritchie and Ken Thompson. Background of authors at Bell Labs Both won Turing Awards in 1983 Dennis Ritchie Key developer of The C Programming Lanuage , Unix, and Multics Ken Thompson

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3.5 Programming paradigms

3.5 Programming paradigms. Part 3. Declarative Languages. In declarative languages, the programmer can simply state what is wanted, having declared a set of facts and rules. In the following example coded in prolog, the query male (x) searches and returns all those that are male.

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stack as an ADT

stack as an ADT. Example use of (LIFO) Stack. Example -- Continued. Designing a Stack Class. Implementing a Stack Class. Implementing Stack Class -- Refined. Implementing Stack Class -- Continued. Implementing Stack Class -- Continued. Implementing Stack Class -- Continued.

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HCI: Mental Models

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