Design a processor pipeline for a simple calculator. The calculator can only add and subtract 8-bit numbers. Instructions are 16 bits long. Registers are only 8 bits long. Include enough capability so that your calculator can execute a program that is stored in instruction memory on the calculator. a. Design your own instruction set. There should be a very limited number of unique instructions, list them all. b. Generate an assembly code using the instruction set your designed in part (a) which show how your calculator can compute the average of a set of numbers. (You don’t need to consider the overflow scenario) c. Find any issues related to RAW dependencies in your code for part (b).
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