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Progressive Learning Platform
Добавлен 24 фев 2014
The progressive learning platform or PLP channel hosts tutorials that will be useful for someone who would like to get familiar with the PLP processor and the PLP IDE. You can teach yourself about microprocessors by writing assembly program for PLP, and visualize how the programs interact with the underlying hardware. The simulation has a one to one correspondence with Digilent's Nexys boards, and the PLP CPU. Thus, you can test your programs in the PLP IDE and then download them on to the board to see them run on real hardware.
PLP was designed with the help of funding from the National Science Foundation.
PLP was designed with the help of funding from the National Science Foundation.
Instruction Breakdown/Datapath Tutorial
This is version 2 of the existing instruction breakdown/datapath tutorial. Some content was changed for clarity and animations were added to the datapath step-through section. This tutorial breaks down the three instruction types (r, j, i) to show how they are different and what those differences are. It also steps each type through a simplified diagram of the processor's datapath to further illustrate how the different encodings behave in the hardware.
Video courtesy of Dr. Sohum Sohoni, lead architect of the Progressive Learning Platform. Narration by Damon Cost. Figures created by Damon Cost and Vance Anderson who were students working under Dr. Sohoni's supervision.
Video courtesy of Dr. Sohum Sohoni, lead architect of the Progressive Learning Platform. Narration by Damon Cost. Figures created by Damon Cost and Vance Anderson who were students working under Dr. Sohoni's supervision.
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Видео
ECEN 4243 Final Video
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Video created by the students of ECEN 4243. The class was a lot of fun, taught by David Fritz as the teaching assistant/apprentice.
PLP Basic Input Output Tutorial
Просмотров 9 тыс.10 лет назад
This tutorial uses version 4.1 of the PLPTool and aims to introduce memory-mapped input/output devices such as the seven-segment display, switches, and LEDs. The video starts with a simple loop using a jump instruction and a label, for the purpose of polling the switch values in real time. This is demonstrated using the simulated switches and LEDs. The video then goes on to include the use of f...
My First PLP Program
Просмотров 5 тыс.10 лет назад
This is an introduction to PLPTool, and uses version 4.1 of the tool. The authors, Damon Cost (who also narrates in this video), Vance Anderson, and Dr. Sohum Sohoni bring you a short and simple program that aims to get you started on programming in assembly language using PLPTool. The video walks through the equivalent PLP assembly code for "a=a b". It shows how to launch the Quick Reference f...
Thankyou so much sir. Best vedio ever on this topic.
Who in the hell thought up this insanity? Pretty sure we stole this tech from aliens.
Thank you so much. This was really helpful!
Pretty good video
best video
😂 amazing
My professor decided to make his in person class (which i chose SPECIFICALLY because i cannot learn online) entirely online for the rest of the semester except for exams. These videos are gonna be the reason I pass. THANK YOU SIR YOU ARE A GOD 🙏
Im in the exact same situation 😭😭 We got this though
How can you yell which operations the controller will perform based on the opcode sent in?
this is just so professional :))) the BEST you can deliver in 18 mins...precise concise beautifully explained <3
THANK YOU SO MUCH!!! My professor has a 3 hours long recording to explain that and wasnt able to make it clear. you helped me to get an understanding of that ocncept in 18 minutes!!!!
This is a good course about instruction works.🐒
This vid is great. Realizing now its over 8 years old! Still one of the clearest explanations I can imagine.
18 min and I’m ready for the exam, thank you!
Amazing explanation, thank you so much!
Absolute masterpiece.
Best online Tutor
can i get the ppt of this video
Wish my professor explains it this good
Thank you, very helpful
Thanks man :D
THANK GOD I found this 8 year old video. Its been plaguing my mind how the control unit work and this video cleared it all. THSNK YOU
at 14:20 , the ALU will subtract $t0, $t1, if zero, it'll go to the BRANCH AND gate and continue from there.
i searched for "the office stroller scene", why does this come up? Nonetheless, I was thoroughly entertained throughout this video.
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I have a question after the sign extend in the store instruction , is the shift left by 2 executed but not outputed? since there is no multiplexer to forbid the signal from going to shift left by 2? Thanks for the video , great explanation :)!
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That's all i need. Thank you so much
This gave me a new perspective of computer science. This is a brilliant tutorial thank you!
so it took my prof a whole semester to still fail to explain this🥲
Great vid
He freaking explained every single connection. Simply Perfect.
This wasa really helpful ! Thank you
i had to look this video about 4 times. But now it clicked. Thank you very much!
Thank you so much, I wish you were my professor!!
You saved my life. Clean explanation!
Does this mean write back(WB) stage is implemented for SW instruction? I'm confused.
very useful
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Bro this is great! I really appreciate the explanation.
5:18 5:47 Rtype add 9:58 Jump
Who's here from CS-274-A?
why is your logo a butthole orange?
you are god
thank you my man, doing my course it really helped me!
This video should be up for an award. Absolutely incredible.
Gold