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register-memory will involve a more complicated encoding (to designate addressing modes, tho arguably register/memory is only 1 bit, but that halves your regist
by __s 4y ago
register-memory will involve a more complicated encoding (to designate addressing modes, tho arguably register/memory is only 1 bit, but that halves your register count for the same size encoding, & it gets messy because your addressing encoding itself will want to reference registers & then you add in offsets/scaling for r1+r2*4) & screws up cycle accurate instruction timing (because memory latency is cache dependent)