Digital Design & Computer Architecture - Lecture 10b: Assembly Programming (Spring 2022)

Lecture 10b: Assembly Programming
Date: February 24, 2022
42 minutes

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[aar]

On Slide 20, the input char from keyboard must be assigned/written to R0. This seems to be missing in the diagram.

[mikeearls]

Hello - I have been trying to understand logic gates for some time and where I am getting stuck is that I do not get what the end goal of them actually is. I get that they can be strung together to make to get results but I do not understand what those results are actually doing. I don't have any real background in the topic besides self study so maybe this is something that is learned very early on in the computer science journey. Is this something you can explain or is there a place specifically in your videos which can enlighten me? I would be awesome if you could...thanks for all of the content.