The following are instructions written in the matching language described in appendix C translate them into...
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Explanation for given instruction:
For, 7123=> 1,2,3, represent register 1, register 2 and register 3, the instruction will perform OR operation in register 2 and 3 and the result will be stored in register 1.
For,40E1=> E,1 represent register E and register 1, the instruction when executed will transfer the bit in register E to register1.
For,A304=> here 3 is register 3, the instruction actually performs rotate operation, in the instruction 04 is the number of the bit sequence in register3 will be rotated tor right side 4 times.
For,B100=> 1 represent register 1, and 00 represents register 0, if both the bit in the register are same it will perform jump operation.
For,2BCD=> the value in CD will be stored ore loaded to B register.
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