Subject
Computer Science
Topic
Computer Fundamental
Which design principle is strongly associated with classic RISC architectures?
Which design principle is strongly associated with classic RISC architectures?
a)
No registersb)
Load/store designc)
Memory-to-memory arithmetic for most instructionsd)
Only variable-length instructionsExplanation
Classic RISC designs commonly use load/store architecture, where arithmetic works mainly on registers.Related questions
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