Lecture

Register Machine

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Description

This lecture introduces register machines as a more efficient alternative to stack machines, explaining their advantages in terms of modern microprocessors and program optimization. It covers the organization of memory, the differences between stack and heap, and the process of mapping stack machine instructions to register machine instructions.

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