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2. a. Write MIPS code to perform addition of two unsigned numbers in registers $t1 and $t2 and then verify whether the result has overflowed the 32-bit long destination register $t3. Explain the overflow logic with comments to elaborate upon each line of MIPs code. (2 Marks) b. Indicate with a diagram how the same logic can be implemented in hardware. (1 Mark) c. Explain with a flow chart and architecture diagram hardware efficient division algorithm may be performed (3 Marks) d. Explain why massively parallel implementation of the division algorithm not possible? (1 Mark)

          2. a. Write MIPS code to perform addition of two unsigned numbers in registers $t1 and $t2 and
then verify whether the result has overflowed the 32-bit long destination register $t3. Explain
the overflow logic with comments to elaborate upon each line of MIPs code.
(2 Marks)
b. Indicate with a diagram how the same logic can be implemented in hardware. (1 Mark)
c. Explain with a flow chart and architecture diagram hardware efficient division algorithm
may be performed
(3 Marks)
d. Explain why massively parallel implementation of the division algorithm not possible?
(1 Mark)

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2. a. Write MIPS code to perform addition of two unsigned numbers in registers t1 andt2 and
then verify whether the result has overflowed the 32-bit long destination register t3. Explain
the overflow logic with comments to elaborate upon each line of MIPs code.
(2 Marks)
b. Indicate with a diagram how the same logic can be implemented in hardware. (1 Mark)
c. Explain with a flow chart and architecture diagram hardware efficient division algorithm
may be performed
(3 Marks)
d. Explain why massively parallel implementation of the division algorithm not possible?
(1 Mark)

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MIPS code to perform addition and check for overflow: ``` addu $t0, $s1, $s2 # Add the values in registers $s1 and $s2 and store the result in $t0 sltu $t1, $t0, $s1 # Compare the result with the original value in $s1 sltu $t2, $t0, $s2 # Compare the result Show more…

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2. a. Write MIPS code to perform addition of two unsigned numbers in registers St1 and St2 and then verify whether the result has overflowed the 32-bit long destination register St3. Explain the overflow logic with comments to elaborate upon each line of MIPS code (2 Marks) b. Indicate with a diagram how the same logic can be implemented in hardware. 1 Mark) c. Explain with a flow chart and architecture diagram how a hardware efficient division algorithm may be performed (3 Marks) d. Explain why a massively parallel implementation of the division algorithm is not possible? 1 Mark

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