
Friday, October 31, 2008
Sunday, October 26, 2008
Row order location of an element
From slide 13 of section 6 IV
In row order, the location of ai,j in Amxn is
Base + (i*n+j)*element_size
Note this will get you to the first field within that element. If you want to get to an element that is part of that element then you also need to offset to locate that as well.
In row order, the location of ai,j in Amxn is
Base + (i*n+j)*element_size
Note this will get you to the first field within that element. If you want to get to an element that is part of that element then you also need to offset to locate that as well.
Friday, October 17, 2008
Homework 4 Program assignment
I've been working on the programming part of homework 4 most of today and have found that completing a flow chart of what the program needs to do to be very helpful.
Thursday, October 16, 2008
Thank
Absolutely, I am part of the team. and I will take advantage of that resource.
Thank you for your creativity, too many of you would make the world a better place.
Thank you
Thank you for your creativity, too many of you would make the world a better place.
Thank you
ADD
ADD. requires that either the source or destination operands be a data register. (Size being B, W or L).
The instruction executes the corresponding arithmetic operation for a fixed-length binary number of the selected size.
B being Byte which is 8 bits 0-7
W being Word which is 16 bits 0-15
L being Long word which is 32 bits 0-31
The instruction executes the corresponding arithmetic operation for a fixed-length binary number of the selected size.
B being Byte which is 8 bits 0-7
W being Word which is 16 bits 0-15
L being Long word which is 32 bits 0-31
Wednesday, October 15, 2008
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