TODO about RAM layout

singpolyma · Sep 11, 2012 · d508dae · d508dae
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 = Branches and Conditionals =
 
+# TODO: more about how a program is laid out in RAM
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 So far the instructions we have seen only allow us to give the computer a fixed-size list of things to do.  Once all of the instructions have run, the program is done.  What if we wanted to do something simple like subtract 6 from r0 the number of times that are stored in r1?
 
 Well, first we will need a way to run instructions more than once.  To do this, we use the `b` instruction: