One thing I still find confusing is the difference between multicycle and pipeline implementation. I haven't been able to find many videos on multicycle implementation in MIPS for some reason.
Assembly has nothing to do with cpu It's an abstraction for perogrammer. Secondly There is always mode bit in the instruction, your CPU by no means knows how to read and understand assembly.
It's easier to visualise assembly code running, rather than a lot of 1s and 0s. This is pedagogically reasonable given the one to one relationship between assembly code and machine code. A detailed discussion of addressing modes in this video is however not appropriate.
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One thing I still find confusing is the difference between multicycle and pipeline implementation. I haven't been able to find many videos on multicycle implementation in MIPS for some reason.
I have been eagerly waiting for your videos. If possible, could you kindly consider making them a bit sooner?
I'm afraid the day job gets in the way. :)KD
Please make a tutorial about Networking explaining all those stages 😢😢
I have made a series about 'Computer Networks' that may help you. Search my play lists for 'computer networks'
Is this related to "data pipelines" and "CI/CD"?
Only analogously. The fast food drive through, or a factory assembly line are as much related.
want more videos about CPU caches
There's some stuff about the cache levels here ruclips.net/video/_I8CLQazom0/видео.html :)KD
Assembly has nothing to do with cpu
It's an abstraction for perogrammer.
Secondly There is always mode bit in the instruction, your CPU by no means knows how to read and understand assembly.
It's easier to visualise assembly code running, rather than a lot of 1s and 0s. This is pedagogically reasonable given the one to one relationship between assembly code and machine code. A detailed discussion of addressing modes in this video is however not appropriate.
Is this related to "data pipelines" and "CI/CD"?
CI/CD is an approach to managing software development. Similar to so called 'agile' or 'extreme programming' :)KD