Computer Architecture: Machine Language

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Covers computer language processing, compilers, skills learned, and application examples.

Explores the challenges and benefits of compiler verification, emphasizing the importance of verifying compilers for critical software.

Delves into Grace Hopper's pioneering work in computer programming, making it more accessible and efficient.

Covers intermediate representations in compilers, focusing on CPS/L3 functional IR with local continuations and control constructs.

Explores the transition from algorithms to programs through compilation, emphasizing constraints and machine-understandable coding practices.

Explores the implementation of algorithms in hardware, covering registers, basic instructions, assembly language, and the von Neumann architecture.

Explores MIPS ISA instruction classes, memory organization, and addressing modes, including examples and endianness.

Covers the assembly programming exercise of detecting palindrome binary numbers.