Скачать или смотреть Assignment 7: Branch and Jump Instructions

We need our software programs to make decisions based on input that could be a stimulus from a touchscreen or based on a particular data set. These decisions occur at the assembly programming level through branch instructions. Branches are conditional changes of program flow. Jumps on the other hand are not conditional changes of program flow. They are used by programs to enable programming best practices by supporting modularity and encapsulations through the use of function calls and their associated return.

These instructions are very useful instructions, but when program flow changes in a pipeline processor, it introduces a control hazard. In this assignment, you will learn how to properly change program flow as well as handle the associated control hazard.

This video is part of Codasip's University Program Assignment 7. It is intended for students who have been assigned a project-based learning assignment, based on the Codasip Curriculum.

All the videos in this assignment are with Keith Graham, Head of Codasip's University Program.

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