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Maybe it's just me, but I consider data "data" and addresses "addresses" rather than instructions. I do understand your point, and I'm fine with saying there ar
by musicale 2y ago
Maybe it's just me, but I consider data "data" and addresses "addresses" rather than instructions. I do understand your point, and I'm fine with saying there are 151 opcodes/instructions.
- brucehoult 2y agoDo you consider binary code patterns that do exactly the same thing except for using different register(s) to be the same or different instructions? For example, on RISC-V `sub Rd,Rs1,Rs2` has no immediate data or addresses but can have 32768 different results on the machine state (less the 1024 with Rd = x0, and I guess the same number with Rs1 = Rs2)