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#Instruction-pipeline Data hazard between two consecutive memory access instruction
Although the following instructions do not make much sense but if such case occurs, is data forwarding from MA of I1 to MA of I2 allowed? Or will it result in some stall? Please add some reference, I couldn't find any yet. I1: Load A //A<-Mem[address] I2: Store Adress2, A // Mem[Address2] <- A
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C. interesting scenario.
Can you see why the output of the following code is 256? main () { int a=0x1ff; char *careful= &a; *careful = 0; printf("%d", a); }
Can you see why the output of the following code is 256? main () { int a=0x1ff; char *careful= &a; *careful = 0; printf("%d", a); }
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DPDA: One Liners
1) Can a Deterministic PDA has two epsilon transition each reading different Stack symbol to perform a transition? 2) Can a transition be performed without reading Stack symbol at all. Like $ a, λ/ λ$?
1) Can a Deterministic PDA has two epsilon transition each reading different Stack symbol to perform a transition? 2) Can a transition be performed without reading Stack symbol at all. Like $ a, λ/ λ$?
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LL Grammar: how does look ahead affect left recursion and left factoring
lets consider a grammar as: $A\rightarrow Ab | Ac | a$ while checking whether it belongs to LL(1) grammar, we would point out that it has a left recursion as well as left factoring. I was wondering that what ... symbol, A to decide the production rule to be applied. any further insights about the same will be very helpful.
lets consider a grammar as: $A\rightarrow Ab | Ac | a$ while checking whether it belongs to LL(1) grammar, we would point out that it has a left recursion as well as left factoring. I was wondering that what would be the case if we had lookahead, k, ... we are looking beyond the common symbol, A to decide the production rule to be applied. any further insights about the same will be very helpful.
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Pushdown Automata: acceptance of a string
In certain Pushdown Automata, will the input string considered accepted if while reading it we reach to final state but 1) the stack in not empty and contain few symbols? AND/OR 2) there is still some remaining part of the string to be read(on processing which we might end up on some non-final state again). An elaborate answer will be highly appreciated.
In certain Pushdown Automata, will the input string considered accepted if while reading it we reach to final state but 1) the stack in not empty and contain few symbols? AND/OR 2) there is still some remaining part of the string to be read(on processing which we might end up on some non-final state again). An elaborate answer will be highly appreciated.
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