The following is a RISC mini-SPARC instruction given in HEX: A8 23 60 D1 To what family of operations does this instruction belong? a) Branch b) Call c) Function Unit (ALU) d) Memory Reference What is the operation? a) add | b) and c) or | d) xor e) sub | f) andn g) orn | h) xnor What is the first operand? Register 0 - Register 31 (Inclusive) What is the second operand? Register 0 - Register 31 (Inclusive) What is the destination? Register 0 - Register 31 (Inclusive)

The following is a RISC mini-SPARC instruction given in HEX: A8 23 60 D1 To what family of operations does this instruction belong? a) Branch b) Call c) Function Unit (ALU) d) Memory Reference What is the operation? a) add | b) and c) or | d) xor e) sub | f) andn g) orn | h) xnor What is the first operand? Register 0 - Register 31 (Inclusive) What is the second operand? Register 0 - Register 31 (Inclusive) What is the destination? Register 0 - Register 31 (Inclusive)

Database System Concepts

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Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

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Chapter1: Introduction

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