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<0> Now, as to why he wants to do this, is beyond me.
<1> Segmentation was one thing invented to help with that kind of situation.
<2> well ya, u could have a register hold 16-bits of address
<1> There are a lot of solutions.
<1> However, in this The Year of His Noodly Appendage 2006... nobody has that problem any more.
<0> Bwahah
<2> Ok so if there were only 16-bits for the instructions, w/ a total of 32 instructions, and 16 register set... if we use five fields to encode the instructions (opcode, destination register, source register, 1 bit for mode, imm value), what would the largest immediate value be for an arithmetic instrucion?
<2> so 5 bits for opcode, 4 bits each for registers, 1 bit for mode, 2 bits for value?
<2> that wouldn't be very useful, only 2 bits for adding a register to an immediate value
<0> Heh.. answering your own questions. How scholarly of you.
<1> We admire people who can figure things out on their own
<0> Indeed!
<2> what would be a way around this?
<2> if we were limited to those specs for a machine
<0> Hm, you sneak around a corner and lo and behold, you got around it!
<1> Prefix instructions
<2> well in a single instruction i mean
<0> Oh come on, laugh. That was funny and witty!
<2> :P
<1> :: stifles a laugh ::
<0> Damn buttons.
<2> Ok here's a tricky one, suppose we want 128 different operating system routines to be able to be access with a TRAP (syscall) instruction and we form the address of each of the routines by *shifting* the trap vector to the left by 5 bits, what is the minimum amount of memory required by the trap service routines?
<2> so 128 routines requires 7 bits normally
<0> Do the math.
<2> 2 bits?
<0> Don't ask me. I"m not a mathematician.
<0> :D
<2> yes u are =P
<0> I plead to differ.
<0> I completely, utterly **** at math unless it is algebra figures
<1> Oh, right.. that Nobel Prize for Mathematics you won for your proof on Fermat's Last Theorem... that was just a random fluke?
<2> hehe
<0> Sh, don't blow my cover here, TCA
<0> :p
<3> There's no Nobel Prize for Mathematics, but those are details.
<0> He was being sarcastic, I believe.
<0> I seriously **** so much at math I'm amazed I ever graudated the Val.
<0> I swear it was all a conspiracy, at my expense!
<1> Drat. Somebody else has read http://almaz.com/nobel/why_no_math.html
<2> ok i know by adding a 2's complement numbers to itself, shifts the bit to the left by one
<2> can someone throw me a hand? =/
<0> So, he hated math.
<0> What you do with it is your business.
<2> nooo don't leave me
<0> I did not help. I'll only make things worse.
<0> You're better off, Jojo`
<2> nah, u help me think,
<0> Sputtering nonsense helps you think?!
<2> yes ! :D
<0> Weird.
<2> hehe
<3> Gnite.
<2> nite
<4> nights
<0> Were you waiting on my farewell address?
<0> :p
<0> night
<2> lol
<1> Night, hellsphreak.
<0> Night
<4> .. Why didn't i get a kiss..
<1> *slips
<2> hey wisebot, how wise r u?
<1> ?? How wise are you, wisebot? Tell Jojo.
<5> Oops! I don't know...
<1> I guess not very
<2> darn
<2> *cough*
<4> Mo-jojojo
<4> that green monkey makes me crack up heh heh.
<2> heh
<2> u watch powerpuff girls?
<2> :P
<1> Who doesn't?
<4> ofcourse haha.
<2> mmmm...
<2> lol
<2> dunno
<4> .weather toronto, ontario
<2> i give up, TCA: so by shifting 5 bits to the left how much memory would i need?
<5> Weather for Toronto, Ontario(last update: 1:52 AM EST on February 11, 2006) | Temperature: 25F | Windchill: 18F | Humidity: 86% | Dew Point: 21F | Sunrise: 7:21 AM EST | Sunset: 5:42 PM EST | Moon Rise: 4:08 PM EST | Moon Set: 7:00 AM EST
<2> koool
<1> I don't really care
<2> .weather london, england
<5> Weather for London / Heathrow Airport, United Kingdom(last update: 5:50 AM GMT on February 11, 2006) | Temperature: 29F | Humidity: 81% | Dew Point: 26F | Sunrise: 7:23 AM GMT | Sunset: 5:09 PM GMT | Moon Rise: 3:03 PM GMT | Moon Set: 7:14 AM GMT
<1> .weather vostok
<5> Weather for Vostok, Antarctica(last update: 12:00 PM VOST on February 11, 2006) | Temperature: -32F | Humidity: 70% | Dew Point: -36F | Sunrise: | Sunset: | Moon Rise: | Moon Set:
<1> Warm day
<2> lol
<1> Middle of summer
<4> geezus
<4> .weather yukon
<5> Weather for you city is unavailable at the moment
<4> .weather yellowknife, yukon
<5> City not found
<4> oh right its whitehorse
<4> .weather whitehorse, yukon
<5> City not found
<4> bah
<1> Wisebot doesn't care about canadian cities
<1> Which is odd. He's canadian
<4> some candian bot..
<4> *canadian
<2> is wisebot coded using asm?
<4> doubt it
<4> population of yukon is only 31.2 thousand heh heh.
<1> That's 31.2 thousand crazy people
<2> .2 of a person
<1> That's 31,200 crazy people
<4> and i was going to go up there to do some contract work
<1> Who were you going to kill?
<4> thats confidential
<1> Fair enough.
<1> Who sends their sweetheart beef for valentines day!?
<1> Top Sirloins and Cl***ic Steakburgers - 16 Pieces
<4> mmm
<4> i dont mind getting that for valentines day actually
<1> Yummy? Yes. Romantic? No.
<4> yeah well, who cares for romance when theres food
<1> There can be both.
<1> Haven't you seen 9 1/2 Weeks?
<4> maybe its the new mellinium thing, no more chocolates
<4> No
<1> Maybe.
<1> What about Mad Cow, though?
<4> the deseise?
<1> I was thinking the band.. but the disease makes more sense
<4> lol
<6> is there any web which you believe that is good tutorial from asm ?
<1> ?? aoa
<5> TCA: aoa -> Art of ***embly: http://webster.cs.ucr.edu
<5> TCA: AOA -> Abort Once Around [NASA, Shuttle]
<1> The first one
<4> who ever uses High Level ***embly?
<1> hm.
<1> Deathmaster does.
<1> Hm...
<1> http://webster.cs.ucr.edu/AoA/DOS/fwd/fwd.html
<1> "Forward Why Would Anyone Learn This Stuff?"
<1> I've got to be thinking that he means "foreword"
<1> I'm going to have to stop recommending that book if the first word of the book is wrong.
<4> haha
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