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2.1-2.2
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David Patterson & John Hennessy (Morgan Kaufmann)
Computer Organization and Design RISC-V Edition
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Arthur W. Burks, Herman H. Goldstine, John von Beumann
Preliminary discussion of the logical design of an electronic computing instrument
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0:09Recap and set the stage for the day
0:09Recap and set the stage for the day
0:09Recap and set the stage for the day
0:26Chapter 2 - Instructions: Language of the Computer1
0:26Chapter 2 - Instructions: Language of the Computer1
0:26Chapter 2 - Instructions: Language of the Computer1
1:47Chapter 2.1 - Introduction2
1:47Chapter 2.1 - Introduction2
1:47Chapter 2.1 - Introduction2
6:30Mention 'Preliminary discussion of the logical design of an electronic computing instrument'3
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6:30Mention 'Preliminary discussion of the logical design of an electronic computing instrument'3
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6:30Mention 'Preliminary discussion of the logical design of an electronic computing instrument'3
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6:53Chapter 2.1 continued
6:53Chapter 2.1 continued
6:53Chapter 2.1 continued
9:26Chapter 2.2 - Operations of the Computer Hardware4
9:26Chapter 2.2 - Operations of the Computer Hardware4
9:26Chapter 2.2 - Operations of the Computer Hardware4
11:36Thoughts on this sequence of instructions to add four variables
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11:36Thoughts on this sequence of instructions to add four variables
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11:36Thoughts on this sequence of instructions to add four variables
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13:28Chapter 2.2 continued5
13:28Chapter 2.2 continued5
13:28Chapter 2.2 continued5
14:58Figure 2.1 - RISC-V assembly language revealed in this chapter6
14:58Figure 2.1 - RISC-V assembly language revealed in this chapter6
14:58Figure 2.1 - RISC-V assembly language revealed in this chapter6
19:41Recommend buying a copy of the book or checking the online documentation7
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19:41Recommend buying a copy of the book or checking the online documentation7
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19:41Recommend buying a copy of the book or checking the online documentation7
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20:42Figure 2.1 continued8
20:42Figure 2.1 continued8
20:42Figure 2.1 continued8
21:28Chapter 2.1 Example 1 - Compiling Two C Assignment Statements into RISC-V9
21:28Chapter 2.1 Example 1 - Compiling Two C Assignment Statements into RISC-V9
21:28Chapter 2.1 Example 1 - Compiling Two C Assignment Statements into RISC-V9
22:46Translating C code into RISC-V assembly
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22:46Translating C code into RISC-V assembly
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22:46Translating C code into RISC-V assembly
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31:08Chapter 2.1 Answer 110
31:08Chapter 2.1 Answer 110
31:08Chapter 2.1 Answer 110
32:07Chapter 2.1 Example 2 - Compiling a Complex C Assignment into RISC-V11
32:07Chapter 2.1 Example 2 - Compiling a Complex C Assignment into RISC-V11
32:07Chapter 2.1 Example 2 - Compiling a Complex C Assignment into RISC-V11
32:50Translating complex C code into RISC-V assembly
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32:50Translating complex C code into RISC-V assembly
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32:50Translating complex C code into RISC-V assembly
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37:19Chapter 2.1 Answer 212
37:19Chapter 2.1 Answer 212
37:19Chapter 2.1 Answer 212
37:53Thoughts on their choice to use t0
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37:53Thoughts on their choice to use t0
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37:53Thoughts on their choice to use t0
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39:13Chapter 2.1 Answer 2 continued13
39:13Chapter 2.1 Answer 2 continued13
39:13Chapter 2.1 Answer 2 continued13
40:28Chapter 2.1 Check Yourself14
40:28Chapter 2.1 Check Yourself14
40:28Chapter 2.1 Check Yourself14
42:09Peruse Hello World Enterprise Edition15
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42:09Peruse Hello World Enterprise Edition15
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42:09Peruse Hello World Enterprise Edition15
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54:27Ordering languages by lines of code
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54:27Ordering languages by lines of code
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54:27Ordering languages by lines of code
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58:25Compare the objdump of an optimised build of pcalc's test.c with its C code
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58:25Compare the objdump of an optimised build of pcalc's test.c with its C code
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58:25Compare the objdump of an optimised build of pcalc's test.c with its C code
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1:06:17Finishing ordering languages by lines of code
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1:06:17Finishing ordering languages by lines of code
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1:06:17Finishing ordering languages by lines of code
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1:06:35Chapter 2.1 Check Yourself Elaboration16
1:06:35Chapter 2.1 Check Yourself Elaboration16
1:06:35Chapter 2.1 Check Yourself Elaboration16
1:08:07Chapter 2.1 Check Yourself Answer17
1:08:07Chapter 2.1 Check Yourself Answer17
1:08:07Chapter 2.1 Check Yourself Answer17
1:11:03End it here
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1:11:03End it here
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1:11:03End it here
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