CS2100: Tutorial 3

a)

Load Upper immediate (LUI) $t0, 0xFF

OR $s0, $s0 , $t0

We load upper immediate because we cannot apply ori on the first 16 bits. Ori is i format and only takes 16 bits but the one we want is 32 bits.

b)

XORI $s0, $s0, 0xFF00

If its different, its true 

if its the same, its false

c)

andi $t0, $s0, 0xFF

//this is to mask it first because to shift we dont want to affect the other bits when we shift it

xor $s0, $s0, $t0 //we can clear the zero bits here because its the same

srl $t0, 1

//We can shift right shift left to clear the bits but its too much step 

or $s0,$s0,$t0

a)

addi $t2, $zero,2

div $t1, $r2

MFLO $t1 

b)

srl $t1,$t1,1

For signed, if there's a 4 bit number (1110) and we shift right, it will extend the sign

c)

Yes.

a) srl $s4, $s4, 1

b) lw $t1, 0($t0)

c) slt $t9, $t1, $s1 //sne $t9,$s1,$t1 (Check if its equal)

beq $t9, $zero, equal

d) j end

e) j loop

a)

1. $t1 = 108

$s1 = 108

$t0 = 124

2. $t1 = 104

$s1 = 108 + 104 =212

$t0 = 100

3. $t1 = 120

$s1= 212 + 120 = 332

$t0 = 132

//we jump one blcok each time

b) memory address for 104 should change to 0

c) Linked list