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Code runs perfectly. I can enter the parameters and quit the program but when I try to calculate the number of cycles and print out the instructions it crashes. I looked over the nested for-loops and changed the condition (whether it should be [ICODE]<[/ICODE] or [ICODE]<=[/ICODE]) and it still crashes. …
When I declare my variables, should be it be like [B]int delay = 0[/B] then initialize to [B]int delay = 0[/B] or [B]int delay[/B] then initialize to [B]int delay = 0[/B]? I'm a bit confused about initializing my variables... [CODE]void calc_pipe() { /* Declare local vars */ int i; int …
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I'm suppose to translate a virtual address to a physical address with the use of a fully-associative page table. It compiles but it won't run. Can anyone help me and point out the errors :P THANK YOU! [CODE]# include<stdio.h> # include<stdlib.h> /* Declare global vars */ int ms; int ps; …
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