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Saturday 15 December 2012

MIPS, I-TYPE


 ALU Usage :
1)        PC update                                   :  no update beyond the normal increment
2)        Source operand fetch :  rs and rt
3)        ALU operation                 :  determined by the function (funct) field
4)        Memory access                 :  none
5)        Register write                   :  result from ALU written to rd


31                   26
25                   21
20                   16
15                    0
op
rs
rt
immediate

Example :
i.              addi  rt,  rs,  imm [immediate, I-type]

ALU Usage :
1)      PC update                        :  no update beyond the normal increment
2)      Source operand fetch        :  rs and immediate field
*For all instruction except sltiu the immediate field is sign extended.
*For sltiu the immediate field is 0 extended.
3)      ALU operation                  :  determined by the opcode
4)      Memory access                  :  none
5)      Register write                    :  result from ALU written to rt


ii.              beq  $rs,  $rt,  imm [branch, I-type]

ALU Usage :
1)      PC update                        :  if the branch condition is true,
PCß PC + 4 + (sign-extended immediate) << 2
2)      Source operand fetch        :  rs and rt
3)      ALU operation                  :  the source operand are subtracted for comparison
4)      Memory access                  :  none
5)      Register write                    :  none



iii.              lw  rt,  imm (rs) [load, I-type]

ALU Usage :
1)      PC update                        :  no update beyond the normal increment
2)      Source operand fetch        :  rs and the sign extended immediate field
3)      ALU operation                  :  the source operand are added to get the memory address
4)      Memory access                  :  a memory read control signal is sent to memory
*The result from the ALU is sent to memory as the address
5)      Register write                    :  the data from memory is written to rt

BY CHONG LEE MAN
B031210367







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