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5. On a machine, an instruction is always 16 bits long, and there are 16 registers....

5. On a machine, an instruction is always 16 bits long, and there are 16 registers. There are only two types of instruction supported:

  • dyadic operation, which has 2 operands, and
  • monadic operations, which has only 1 operand.

If we want to make sure the machine can support 64 different monadic instructions, then how many dyadic instructions can it support at most? (10%)

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6. Let us assume we have such a machine. The physical RAM has 32 bytes, and is evenly divided into 4 pages. The virtual memory has 16 pages.

Physical RAM

Page Num

Page

data

3

11

~QWERTYU

2

10

IOPASDFG

1

01

HJKLZXCV

0

00

BNM<>[]?

Page table

15

0

14

0

13

0

12

1

01

11

0

10

0

9

1

11

8

0

7

0

6

0

5

1

00

4

0

3

1

10

2

0

1

0

0

0

The content in the page table and physical RAM is shown below:

Let us assume in a page, the offset of the left most byte is 0, and the offset of the right most byte is 7. If we are going to access the following virtual memory addresses, what is the data we will see? (10%)

0101 001

0011 000

1100 110

1001 011

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7.

  1. Assume that the cache size is 512kB, and each cache line is 128 Bytes.
  1. If it’s a 4-way associative cache, how many sets are there? If it’s a 2-way associative cache, how many sets are there? (5%)

  1. Let’s assume the cache is initially empty, and LRU policy is used for cache line replacement. If the following memory blocks are accessed:

Mem-block # 7, 1031, 2055, 4103, 1031, 7, 2055, 3079, 1031, 3079

What is the cache hit/miss rate if the cache is 4-way associative? Put “Hit” or “Miss” in the blanks in the table below. (5%)

7

1031

2055

4103

1031

7

2055

3079

1031

3079

  1. Given the same conditions as the question above, what is the cache hit/miss rate if the cache is 2-way associative? Put “Hit” or “Miss” in the blanks in the table below. (5%)

7

1031

2055

4103

1031

7

2055

3079

1031

3079

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