Transcription of Integer multiplication and division in MIPS
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COMP 27312 - MIPS co-processorsFeb. 17, 2016In today s lecture we will look at two co-processors , namely the floating point processor (calledCP1 or the FPU) and the kernel processor (called CP0 or the system control processor). We willlook at the MIPS assembly language instructions for this is the last lecture above MIPS programming. After this, we will go back to the circuitsand connect the general ideas about circuits to the particular instructions we have seen in MIPS,mostly CPU instructions but occasionally CP0 multiplication and division in MIPS[ASIDE: The slides also start out with this mini-topic, but at the beginning of the lecture, I decidedto skip over this topic.]
COMP 273 12 - MIPS co-processors Feb. 17, 2016 oating point in MIPS As I also mentioned in lecture 7, special circuits and registers are needed for oating point op-erations. The simple version of MIPS that we are using (called the R2000) was created back in the mid-1980s. At that time, it was not possible to t the oating point circuits and ...
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