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Old Apr 18th, 2006, 3:51 AM   #1
Jimbo
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Machine lang. encoding for CISC

One of my classes is dealing a lot with MIPS (due to its simplicity), which as you may know is a RISC architecture, so I know how easy it is to encode MIPS assembly into binary instructions. But I was wondering, how difficult is that on a CISC architecture? I can imagine that a lot of it would be similar, but some of the more complicated instructions must be, well, complicated...
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