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    The document discusses different types of addressing modes in computing including: 1. Register operand addressing mode which uses processor registers to specify the source and destination of data movement instructions. 2. Immediate operand addressing mode which embeds constant values directly in instructions. 3. Memory operand addressing which uses memory locations to source and destination data and has different variations like direct, register indirect, base, indexed, and base indexed addressing modes. The document provides examples of how each addressing mode works and example instructions using different modes. It concludes with practice problems to identify the addressing modes used in different instructions.

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    The document discusses different types of addressing modes in computing including: 1. Register operand addressing mode which uses processor registers to specify the source and destination of data movement instructions. 2. Immediate operand addressing mode which embeds constant values directly in instructions. 3. Memory operand addressing which uses memory locations to source and destination data and has different variations like direct, register indirect, base, indexed, and base indexed addressing modes. The document provides examples of how each addressing mode works and example instructions using different modes. It concludes with practice problems to identify the addressing modes used in different instructions.

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    Addressing Mode First Lesson

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    The document discusses different types of addressing modes in computing including: 1. Register operand addressing mode which uses processor registers to specify the source and destination of data movement instructions. 2. Immediate operand addressing mode which embeds constant values directly in instructions. 3. Memory operand addressing which uses memory locations to source and destination data and has different variations like direct, register indirect, base, indexed, and base indexed addressing modes. The document provides examples of how each addressing mode works and example instructions using different modes. It concludes with practice problems to identify the addressing modes used in different instructions.

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    Addressing Mode

    First Lesson

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    Addressing Mode
    Addressing type:1- Register Operand Addressing Mode. 2- Immediate Operand Addressing Mode. 3- Memory Operand Addressing.

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    Register Operand Addressing Mode

    Before Executi on

    After Executio n

    Address Instruction

    Memory content

    01000 MOV AX , BX 01001 01002 next ins.

    8B C3 XX

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    Immediate Operand Addressing Mode

    Before Executi on

    After Executio n

    Address Instruction

    Memory content

    01000 AX , 15h 01001 ins. 01002

    B0 15 XX

    MOV

    next

    3/13/13

    Memory Operand Addressing

    Direct Addressing mode. Register indirect addressing mode. Base Addressing mode. Indexed Addressing mode. Base Indexed Addressing mode .

    3/13/13

    Direct Addressing Mode PA= Segment(CS,DS,SS,ES) : Direct address

    Before Executi on

    After Executio n

    Address Instruction 01000 [1234H] 01001 01002 01003 ins. 01004 . . 02000 .

    Memory 8B 0E 34 12 xx next MOV CX ,

    xx

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    Register indirect addressing mode


    PA= Segment(CS,DS,SS,ES) : InDirect address(BX,BP,SI,DI)

    EX: MOV AX , [SI] SI=1234 ,DS=0200 PH=DS:SI =2000+1234 = 03234

    3/13/13

    Base Addressing mode.

    PA= Segment(CS,DS,SS,ES) : Base MOV [BX] (BX,BP) +(displacement) +1234H,AL BX=1000 ,DS= 0200 PH=DS:BX+ Displacement PH= 2000+1000+1234 = 4234
    3/13/13

    Indexed Addressing Mode


    PA= Segment(CS,DS,SS,ES) : Index ( SI , DI) + Displacement EX: MOV AL , [SI] + 1234H SI=2000 ,DS=0200 PH=2000 +2000+1234= 5234

    3/13/13

    Base Indexed Addressing mode


    PH= Segment(CS,DS,SS,ES) : Base (BX,BP) +Index ( SI , DI) + Displacement

    EX: MOV AH,[BX][SI]+1234H DS=0200 BX=1000 SI=2000 PH=2000 + 1000 + 2000 + 1234 =6234

    3/13/13

    REVIEW PROBLEMS
    Identify the addressing modes used for source and the destination operand in the CS=0A00 DS=0B00 instruction that SI=0100 follow, BX 0300 DI=0200 and =compute the physical address . A - MOV AL , BL

    B - MOV AX,0FFH C - MOV [DI] , AX D - MOV DI,[SI] E - MOV [BX] + 0400H , CX


    3/13/13

    Answers
    A - source: register Destination :register B - source: Immediate Destination :register C- source: register Destination : index PH=DS:DI = B200 D- source: index PH=DS:SI= B100 3/13/13

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