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Instruction Set Architecture Explained by Ael Xander Loresco is a document available to read on EtoBox.
The document discusses three types of instruction set architectures: stack-based, accumulator-based, and general purpose register-based. It provides examples of assembly code for adding two variables in each architecture. Modern CPUs generally use the general purpose register approach. The document also summarizes different levels of programming languages from machine code to assembly languages to high-level compiler languages, and how each builds upon the previous level.
- Author
- Ael Xander Loresco
- Language
- EN