RegisterLog in Sign up with one click: Facebook Twitter Google Share on Facebook instruction address [in′strək·shən ə′dres] (computer science) The address of the storage location in which a given instruction is stored. McGraw-Hill Dictionary of Scientific & Technical Terms, 6E, ...
(computer science) A special storage location, forming part of the program controller, in which addresses of instructions are stored in order to control their sequential retrieval from memory during the execution of a program. McGraw-Hill Dictionary of Scientific & Technical Terms, 6E, Copyright ...
Processors usually fetch instructions sequentially from memory, butcontrol transferinstructions change the sequence by placing a new value in the PC. These includebranches (sometimes called jumps),subroutine calls, andreturns. A transfer that is condi...
Problems that arise during the processing of instructions from the first and second instruction sets respectively causes a first and second set of events. The event handling unit is to cause the processor to execute the appropriate one of the first plurality of event handlers. At least some of ...
Another approach for fine-grained randomization is at the instruction-level. The basic idea is that all the instructions in a binary are encrypted with a secret key. These instructions are then decrypted either in the fetch or the decode stage of the pipeline. As an attacker does not have ac...
CHRIS WRIGHT, in ARM System Developer's Guide, 2004 3.3.1 SINGLE-REGISTER TRANSFER These instructions are used for moving a single data item in and out of a register. The datatypes supported are signed and unsigned words (32-bit), halfwords (16-bit), and bytes. Here are the various ...
Since address translation is performed in all of memory accesses for instruction fetching, load instructions and store instructions, the effect of TLB misses imposed on the performance is larger than that of ordinary cache misses. Accordingly, a TLB is provided as a dedicated memory separately from...
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a history storage unit for storing, (i) if a fifth one of the instructions succeeding to a fourth one of the instructions is a conditional branch instruction which may branch to a seventh one of the instructions in accordance with an execution result of said fourth instruction and a conditiona...
decoding and executing address instructions, a unit for issuing multiple instructions to the pipelines, a first set of registers being coupled with the first pipeline, and a second set of registers being coupled with the second pipeline, wherein first and second pipeline process data in parallel....