Answer:
ori $7, $0, 146 # put +146 into $7
addiu $10,$7,-82 # add -82
The program is much shorter.
ori $7, $0, 146 # put +146 into $7
addiu $10,$7,-82 # add -82
The program is much shorter.
subu InstructionMIPS has two integer subtraction instructions:
subu d,s,t # $d <—— s - t .
# No overflow trap.
# This is equivalent to $d <—— s + (-t)
# where (-t) is reflect-add-one of t.
sub d,s,t # $d <—— s - t .
# Overflow is trapped!
# This is equivalent to $d <—— s + (-t)
# where (-t) is reflect-add-one of t.
When ori $d,$0,const is used to load
the register $d,
const is 16-bit unsigned binary.
Say that you want to load $8 with a negative 86.
Will the following work?
addiu $8,$0,-86 # $8 <—— -86