Quiz submission record for quiz3-1-2 at Fri Jul  2 21:32:39 2004:

Your Answer for Question 1:
No, because if the bit pattern are the same then the computer will read the instruction as the same. This is the same as having two lines of code exactly the same. The code will do the same thing no matter when it is called. If the instruction is to add two register and place it in a third, the instruction will be the same no matter when it is called.

Your Answer for Question 2:
If the ... is more than 2^15 bit address away then the PC-relative addressing will not be enough because PC-relative addressing means that the farther address it can jump to is relative to the program counter which is at here. It can only jump to 2^15 bit away from the PC which is why it is called PC-relative.


Your unique submission ID is quiz3-1-2-cs61c-aj-1088829159-3156.