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David Patterson & John Hennessy (Morgan Kaufmann)
Computer Organization and Design RISC-V Edition
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Inspecting the expansion board when powered, I see one of the LEDs is orange instead of green... I wonder if I have defective hardware?
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pcalc
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David Patterson and Andrew Waterman (Strawberry Canyon)
RISC-V Reader
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0:00Recap and set the stage for the rest of the chapter
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0:00Recap and set the stage for the rest of the chapter
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0:00Recap and set the stage for the rest of the chapter
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1:54Definitions: jump-and-link instruction; return address; caller; callee; program counter (PC); stack; stack pointer; push; pop1
1:54Definitions: jump-and-link instruction; return address; caller; callee; program counter (PC); stack; stack pointer; push; pop1
1:54Definitions: jump-and-link instruction; return address; caller; callee; program counter (PC); stack; stack pointer; push; pop1
3:36Pushing and popping in hula2
3:36Pushing and popping in hula2
3:36Pushing and popping in hula2
6:22Note a fault with our HiFive Unleashed Expansion Board3
6:22Note a fault with our HiFive Unleashed Expansion Board3
6:22Note a fault with our HiFive Unleashed Expansion Board3
8:38Pushing and popping in hula, continued4
8:38Pushing and popping in hula, continued4
8:38Pushing and popping in hula, continued4
11:14Chapter 2.8 continued, Using More Registers5
11:14Chapter 2.8 continued, Using More Registers5
11:14Chapter 2.8 continued, Using More Registers5
15:03Chapter 2.8 Example 1 - Compiling a C Procedure That Doesn't Call Another Procedure6
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15:03Chapter 2.8 Example 1 - Compiling a C Procedure That Doesn't Call Another Procedure6
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15:03Chapter 2.8 Example 1 - Compiling a C Procedure That Doesn't Call Another Procedure6
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18:19Fixed-width integer types, as used in pcalc7
18:19Fixed-width integer types, as used in pcalc7
18:19Fixed-width integer types, as used in pcalc7
26:19Leaf procedure, as used in hula8
26:19Leaf procedure, as used in hula8
26:19Leaf procedure, as used in hula8
31:02Chapter 2.8 Example 1, continued9
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31:02Chapter 2.8 Example 1, continued9
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31:02Chapter 2.8 Example 1, continued9
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38:58Compare our answer to Chapter 2.8 Example 1 with the book10,11
38:58Compare our answer to Chapter 2.8 Example 1 with the book10,11
38:58Compare our answer to Chapter 2.8 Example 1 with the book10,11
44:08Allocating and navigating the stack12,13
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44:08Allocating and navigating the stack12,13
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44:08Allocating and navigating the stack12,13
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51:36Continue to compare our answer to Chapter 2.8 Example 1 with the book14
51:36Continue to compare our answer to Chapter 2.8 Example 1 with the book14
51:36Continue to compare our answer to Chapter 2.8 Example 1 with the book14
55:08glEnd2 Hello world
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55:08glEnd2 Hello world
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55:08glEnd2 Hello world
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55:11Reusing registers
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55:11Reusing registers
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55:11Reusing registers
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55:56Continue to compare our answer to Chapter 2.8 Example 1 with the book15,16
55:56Continue to compare our answer to Chapter 2.8 Example 1 with the book15,16
55:56Continue to compare our answer to Chapter 2.8 Example 1 with the book15,16
57:53glEnd2 Anyone know who krish2nasa is?
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57:53glEnd2 Anyone know who krish2nasa is?
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57:53glEnd2 Anyone know who krish2nasa is?
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58:03krish2nasa Is there a chapter on Ultra Low Power features and Techniques? Thank for your time and effort in making these streams
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58:03krish2nasa Is there a chapter on Ultra Low Power features and Techniques? Thank for your time and effort in making these streams
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58:03krish2nasa Is there a chapter on Ultra Low Power features and Techniques? Thank for your time and effort in making these streams
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1:00:46Continue to compare our answer to Chapter 2.8 Example 1 with the book17
1:00:46Continue to compare our answer to Chapter 2.8 Example 1 with the book17
1:00:46Continue to compare our answer to Chapter 2.8 Example 1 with the book17
1:04:34Chapter 2.8 continued, on temporary and saved registers18
1:04:34Chapter 2.8 continued, on temporary and saved registers18
1:04:34Chapter 2.8 continued, on temporary and saved registers18
1:08:54Figure 2.10 - The values of the stack pointer and the stack (a) before, (b) during, and (c) after the procedure call19
1:08:54Figure 2.10 - The values of the stack pointer and the stack (a) before, (b) during, and (c) after the procedure call19
1:08:54Figure 2.10 - The values of the stack pointer and the stack (a) before, (b) during, and (c) after the procedure call19
1:12:52Glimpse into the remainder of the chapter
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1:12:52Glimpse into the remainder of the chapter
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1:12:52Glimpse into the remainder of the chapter
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1:16:57Wrap the episode up here
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1:16:57Wrap the episode up here
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1:16:57Wrap the episode up here
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