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I have been searching through many forums to search for a nice explanation, but gave up and tried youtube instead. Found this vid. Thanks a lot! It was really helpful, especially the mention of labels, and the examples given.
This was the clearest and best structured well explained explanation i ever heard for jumps and branches in Mips ! When we had this topic in University i did not understand anything but this video is so clear and easy to understand. 10/10 job !
Hi every one, I need your help guys... ■ Which registers are affected by a branch instruction? ■ How many bytes are used to store one instruction? ■ Can the computer execute an assembly instruction? Can someone help me please?
great video...but the answer to how far you can jump with the branch instruction is (-2^17) to (2^17)-1 as the entire point of multiplying the number by 4 is so that we can extend the 16 bit immediate to 18 bit immediate.
Which is why the correct answer does say instructions instead of bytes! Additionally, you would actually not be able to jump (2^17) - 1 bytes since that's not a multiple of 4.
Would be helpful if you showed how to calculate machine code for when you're actually presented with a label and not a number. So like, for your beq to 3, what if it said beq to label1, how you would find out that label1 = 3. And same for jump.
also you can conclude from the above video the following equation : pc=oldpc+4+(offset * 4) from the above example suppose that we want to branch to address pc = 104 (should be multiple of 4 as discussed in the video) and current pc value =12 we want to know the offset value that we want to insert in the following instruction bnq R0,R1,offset so by using the above equation offset= (pc - (oldpc+4))/4 = (104 - (12+4))/4= 22,you can calculate oldpc value by counting the number of instruction and multiply by 4 oldpc= IN * 4.
Why when we calculate the new addresses for the "jumb", we need to replace the 26 bits of the PC? I think we can do the same with bne/beq by considering them as "relative offset". what is the logic behind replacing the whole value of the PC to a new value. similarly, when calculating addresses for beq/bnq, we can replace the values in the instruction with absolute values
I think for Calculating Next 32 bit PC in JUMP instruction, first four bits of PC+4 must be concatenated with left shifted 26 bit immediate data. Correct me If I'm wrong.
it's the same as jump label, the "2" is actually label when you write assembly, but if you do not have assembler translate labels into machine code ,this will be the number that indicates second instruction in this case.(0 based), as you've already known ,memory in mips is 8 bits wide, so you have to combine 4 memory addresses together to form 1 instruction, if you want the second instruction in memory , 0-3(very first instruction which means 0th instruction) 4-7 (first instruction 1) 8-11(this is what you want)
7:34 I also heard that '=' operations take more CPU cycles, compare to '==', '=!' operations. In order to balance each instruction, MIPS provides only beq, bne.
I have a question! While in I-format, after we sign extend the intermediate value, you mentioned that we shift it to get the two LSBs "00", however, according to what happens, "00" is just added to the value and has nothing to do with the intermediate value. Later we shift the intermediate to get the effect of multiply by 4. Is this correct?
The branch instruction basically says if the expression is true then jump at that label. beq R5,R1,label We use label when writing assembly code. But later it gets translated into machine code and the label is replaced by an number which in this case is 3. So the instruction is basically saying that if R5 == R1 then go to label enumerated by 3. Here 3 is used to calculate the actual address where the jump will take place.
I am totally confused with calculating the destination register for Jumps. If I am currently at register 20, the binary is 10100. If you take the first 26, you still get 20 (decimal).
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Hi every one, I need your help guys... ■ Which registers are affected by a branch instruction? ■ How many bytes are used to store one instruction? ■ Can the computer execute an assembly instruction? Can someone help me please?
when u use SPIM (Mips simulator) , bne $t0,$s5,Exit is translated by the machine to : opcode=000101(in decimal 5) reg$t0=01000(in deimal 8) reg$s5=10101(in decimal 21) Exit label=000000000000010(in decimal 2) the value 3 is the value yielded by the machine when he want to compute the effectif address of the jump location! that's why it is calling immediate format, because the computer knows the offset from the BNE instruction to the destination address.... read this Great Book page 111, you'll undestand bunch of things ict.iitk.ac.in/wp-content/uploads/CS422-Computer-Architecture-ComputerOrganizationAndDesign5thEdition2014.pdf
in mip we use labels, not numbers. For example on line 8: beq R5, R1, 3 ; would be beq, R5, R1, OTHER or beq R5, R1, EXAMPLE. How come you never mention this/explain how the labels would become numbers to do the math in your example that isn't even commonly used
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I have been searching through many forums to search for a nice explanation, but gave up and tried youtube instead. Found this vid. Thanks a lot! It was really helpful, especially the mention of labels, and the examples given.
Agreed, same here.
This was the clearest and best structured well explained explanation i ever heard for jumps and branches in Mips ! When we had this topic in University i did not understand anything but this video is so clear and easy to understand. 10/10 job !
Hi every one, I need your help guys...
■ Which registers are affected by a branch instruction?
■ How many bytes are used to store one instruction?
■ Can the computer execute an assembly instruction?
Can someone help me please?
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great video...but the answer to how far you can jump with the branch instruction is (-2^17) to (2^17)-1 as the entire point of multiplying the number by 4 is so that we can extend the 16 bit immediate to 18 bit immediate.
Which is why the correct answer does say instructions instead of bytes! Additionally, you would actually not be able to jump (2^17) - 1 bytes since that's not a multiple of 4.
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Would be helpful if you showed how to calculate machine code for when you're actually presented with a label and not a number. So like, for your beq to 3, what if it said beq to label1, how you would find out that label1 = 3. And same for jump.
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3:25 the 26 bits address look like it SHIFTED as well?
8:51 jump needs to plus 4. But previously, you said jump doesn't need to plus 4
I think it is a problem of confusing word choice. The instruction is *bne* despite the use of _jump_ in the question.
We add 4 to current PC in case of conditional jumps. (bne/beq) The jump instruction ( j ) is different from this.
also you can conclude from the above video the following equation : pc=oldpc+4+(offset * 4)
from the above example suppose that we want to branch to address pc = 104 (should be multiple of 4 as discussed in the video) and current pc value =12 we want to know the offset value that we want to insert in the following instruction bnq R0,R1,offset so by using the above equation offset= (pc - (oldpc+4))/4 = (104 - (12+4))/4= 22,you can calculate oldpc value by counting the number of instruction and multiply by 4 oldpc= IN * 4.
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Why when we calculate the new addresses for the "jumb", we need to replace the 26 bits of the PC? I think we can do the same with bne/beq by considering them as "relative offset". what is the logic behind replacing the whole value of the PC to a new value. similarly, when calculating addresses for beq/bnq, we can replace the values in the instruction with absolute values
I think for Calculating Next 32 bit PC in JUMP instruction, first four bits of PC+4 must be concatenated with left shifted 26 bit immediate data.
Correct me If I'm wrong.
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2:50 how do you get that 16 bit imm?
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I noticed a difference with RISC-V 32 assembler is that the I-format is 12 bit immediate. Why is lower than MIPS?
When you calculated the PC for the jump, where did you get the constant 2 from? I know that the command said j 2, but why 2?
it's the same as jump label, the "2" is actually label when you write assembly, but if you do not have assembler translate labels into machine code ,this will be the number that indicates second instruction in this case.(0 based), as you've already known ,memory in mips is 8 bits wide, so you have to combine 4 memory addresses together to form 1 instruction, if you want the second instruction in memory , 0-3(very first instruction which means 0th instruction) 4-7 (first instruction 1) 8-11(this is what you want)
7:34 I also heard that '=' operations take more CPU cycles, compare to '==', '=!' operations. In order to balance each instruction, MIPS provides only beq, bne.
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How does Jump Register works?
It's a R-type because it addresses a register, right? What happen to the rest of the bits (RS, RT, RD, Shamt, Func) ?
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I have a question!
While in I-format, after we sign extend the intermediate value, you mentioned that we shift it to get the two LSBs "00", however, according to what happens, "00" is just added to the value and has nothing to do with the intermediate value. Later we shift the intermediate to get the effect of multiply by 4.
Is this correct?
When you say branch instruction address, you refer to the address the branch will jump at if its taken? In beq R5, R1, 3 , 3 is the branch address?
The branch instruction basically says if the expression is true then jump at that label.
beq R5,R1,label
We use label when writing assembly code. But later it gets translated into machine code and the label is replaced by an number which in this case is 3. So the instruction is basically saying that if R5 == R1 then go to label enumerated by 3. Here 3 is used to calculate the actual address where the jump will take place.
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great explanation!!!
but what happen with load and store is it the same !!
I am totally confused with calculating the destination register for Jumps. If I am currently at register 20, the binary is 10100. If you take the first 26, you still get 20 (decimal).
4:24 The jump value of 8 is obtained by ( ( 20 & 0xf0000000 ) | ( 2
Though I think there's an error and jump should be based on PC + 4, not PC. Such that ( ( 24 & 0xf0000000 ) | ( 2
The formula is ( ( ( PC + 4 ) & 0xf0000000 ) | ( immediate
he was talking about jumping (j) back to 8 from 20
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Hi every one, I need your help guys...
■ Which registers are affected by a branch instruction?
■ How many bytes are used to store one instruction?
■ Can the computer execute an assembly instruction?
Can someone help me please?
nice video!!!
in beq there is no value 3, it should be a label so I dont know what this is, so bad
when u use SPIM (Mips simulator) , bne $t0,$s5,Exit is translated by the machine to : opcode=000101(in decimal 5) reg$t0=01000(in deimal 8) reg$s5=10101(in decimal 21) Exit label=000000000000010(in decimal 2) the value 3 is the value yielded by the machine when he want to compute the effectif address of the jump location! that's why it is calling immediate format, because the computer knows the offset from the BNE instruction to the destination address.... read this Great Book page 111, you'll undestand bunch of things ict.iitk.ac.in/wp-content/uploads/CS422-Computer-Architecture-ComputerOrganizationAndDesign5thEdition2014.pdf
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in mip we use labels, not numbers. For example on line 8: beq R5, R1, 3 ; would be beq, R5, R1, OTHER or beq R5, R1, EXAMPLE. How come you never mention this/explain how the labels would become numbers to do the math in your example that isn't even commonly used
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