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The PC is always incremented by the same amount in fixed-length instruction set architectures.

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Kelsey Zavala

12 May, 08:57

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The PC is always incremented by the same amount in fixed-length instruction set architectures.

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Alina Howard · Answer 1

TRUE, The PC is always incremented by the same amount in fixed-length instruction set architectures.

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Its TRUE that Program Counter (PC) is always incremented by the same amount in fixed - length instruction set architectures (fixed length ISA). As the instruction set length is fixed in fixed - length instruction set architectures, the Program Counter to fetch the next instruction set it has to be incremented by fixed length. This fixed length depends on the hardware of the architecture (the number of bytes each machine word contains and number of machine words per memory location)

True / FalseThe PC is always incremented by the same amount in fixed-length instruction set architectures.

True / False

The PC is always incremented by the same amount in fixed-length instruction set architectures.