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What is the groups of instructions that accomplish functional operations?
Microcode
What are the properties of life and their purpose?
i am the purpose
What is the purpose of peticides?
The purpose of pesticides is to kill pests.
What is the purpose of the haber process?
purpose of the haber process
How do you write a purpose?
How to write a Purpose is like this. TO DETERMINE IF
Instructions which are permanently built into the processor chip are called?
Microcode.
Which CPU component contains microcode?
EEPROM or PROM contains the microcode
Are instructions which are permanently built into the processor chip called microcode?
Called Microcode
Which language computer can understand directly?
People will say machine code but that actual truth is microcode. Microcode is actually a level lower than machine code, providing a platform from which machine code can be executed on. Microcode is the actual language of the hardware.
How many bits for a control word of microcode?
Some CPUs have a "wide" microcode word of more than 56 bits. Some very simple CPUs, such as Viktor's Amazing 4-bit Processor, have a "narrow" microcode word of less than 8 bits.
Groups of instructions that accomplish fundamental operations?
Microcode
What is the groups of instructions that accomplish functional operations?
Microcode
What is the code used to program a computer?
binary and below that, microcode.
Programmers use instructions to program a PROM chip?
Microcode
Instructions which are permanently built into the processor chip are called what?
the correct answer is Microcode
Programming in High Level Language?
No. It's machine code and microcode.
WHAT part of the processor is responsible for directing actions performed by the processor?
When an instruction reaches a microprocessor it arrives at an internal block known as a "microcode sequencer" which is present in CISC architectures. This microcode sequencer then steps through a series of locations in the microcode ROM and issues control signals to the various registers, multiplexers, ALU, etc in the microprocessor. RISC architectures lack this microcode sequencer, but have a similar construct known as a microcode translator or interpreter. Because RISC machines must complete execution in a single clock cycle, there aren't any "steps" to cycle through. Remember that RISC instructions are inherently more simple than CISC instructions.
