Piece of cake way to articulate registers in mips assembly?
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This is my showtime time experience with mips associates. I am using spim. We are doing the program where after some manipulation, the programme loops back to the beginning unless a quit command is given. My problem is that I don't know what registers I messed with simply afterward the 1st loop, some weird behaviors would occur. I call up it is the fault of the registers not being reset. How would you reset all the registers back to the way it was when you get-go run the code? Thanks.
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Ummm, copy all the values in the registers into the stack before modifying them. Technically, the simply ones you need to re-create are the caller-saved ones, just practically there is no difference. When you need to retrieve the values just read them from the stack.
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Brings dorsum bad memories of my Os course.
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Originally posted by: Marty Ummm, re-create all the values in the registers into the stack before modifying them. Technically, the only ones you demand to copy are the caller-saved ones, just practically at that place is no divergence. When y'all need to recall the values just read them from the stack.
What he said. I don't have any experience with MIPS; at our school, CPE's utilize MIPS, and EE's plan for the MC68000. Merely from what you've described, it seems comparable (the just difference I tin retrieve is, I believe, MIPS has more address registers than the 68.
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this is totally off topic merely maybe this isn't the right forum for this
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