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Tag Archives: RISC-V doubleword

Why RISC-V architecture has 32 registers?

load doubleword instruction below, which loads data into x8 register from memory, whose base address is present in register x23 and offset is ‘16’. The way a computer sees this instruction is through a 32-bit binary pattern.

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Let’s analyze numbers – RISC-V doubleword

8-bits form a byte, 4-bytes form a word, 8-bytes form a doubleword,RV64 architecture can represent 18,446,744,073,709,551,615 patterns,Positive – MSB is ‘0’, negative – MSB is ‘1’-Range of signed numbers represented by RV64 architecture

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