-
number of
operands of an
operator is
called its arity.
Based on arity,
operators are
chiefly classified as
nullary (no
operands),
unary (1
operand), binary...
- only
instructions that push
operands onto the
evaluation stack or that pop
operands from the
stack into
variables have
operand specifiers. The instruction...
-
operators precede their operands, in
contrast to the more
common infix notation, in
which operators are
placed between operands, as well as
reverse Polish...
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addition operation by
routing the
operands from
their sources (typically
processor registers) to the ALU's
operand inputs,
while simultaneously applying...
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memory operands is relaxed.
Unlike their non-VEX
coded counterparts, most VEX
coded vector instructions no
longer require their memory operands to be aligned...
- or more
input values (also
called "
operands" or "arguments") to a well-defined
output value. The
number of
operands is the
arity of the operation. The...
- The name
derives from the use of
three operands in
these statements even
though instructions with
fewer operands may occur.
Since three-address code is...
- most
modern and
widely used. The and of a set of
operands is true if and only if all of its
operands are true, i.e., A ∧ B {\displaystyle A\land B} is...
-
representation of AND
which does its work on the bits of the
operands rather than the
truth value of the
operands.
Bitwise binary AND
performs logical conjunction...
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Operand forwarding (or data forwarding) is an
optimization in
pipelined CPUs to
limit performance deficits which occur due to
pipeline stalls. A data...
