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1. Express SPARC assembly command language in hexadecimal machine code. xnorcc %l1, -2, %l2 2. Express...
1. Express SPARC assembly command language in hexadecimal machine code.
xnorcc %l1, -2, %l2
2. Express hexadecimal machine code in SPARC assembly command language.
0x80A7C00F
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Answer #1
Part1)
We can use any SPARC assembler to get the hexadecimal machine code as shown below :
Output:So, the machine code is: 0xA4BC7FFE
So, the machine code is:
0xA4BC7FFEPart 2)
For this, we use any SPARC disassembler
cmp %i7, %o7
This synthetic instruction is equivalent to the following instruction:
subcc %i7, %o7, %g0
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