| 2.30.1 Assembler instructions are not a part of the MIPS instruction set, but often appear in MIPS programs. The table below contains some MIPS assembly instructions that get translated to actual MIPS instructions. a. clear $t0 b. beq $t1, large, LOOP [5] <2.12> For each assembly instruction in the table above, produce a minimal sequence of actual MIPS instructions to accomplish the same thing. You may need to use temporary registers in some cases. In the table large refers to a number that requires 32 bits to represent and small to a number that can fit into 16 bits. The table below contains some MIPS assembly instructions that get translated to actual MIPS instructions. a. bltu $s0, $t1, Loop b. ulw $v0, v | |
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