CSE3303 Week 4 (Oct 9-13)

This week we covered:

• Pipelining, latency, throughput.
• Cache, virtual memory.
• Parent and child processes, suspended processes, process diagrams.
• Compiling and linking.
• NYU linker in great detail.
• Hidden files in Windows and UNIX.
• File and directory access permissions uin UNIX.

Here are the steps you needed to follow to figure out the output of NYU Linker. First, go to this link and search for "Input set #1" and then refer to its corresponding output slightly below it on the same page.

   Step 1: Fill in column 1, which starts with +0.
   Step 2: Compute column 2, which has labels such as xy, z.
   Step 3: Fill in columns 3 and 4, which has the instruction flags RIEA and instructions themselves.
   Step 4: Fill in Symbol Table, directly comes from column 2.
   Step 5: Fill in column 5 with arrows and symbol references.
   Step 6: Fill in column 6 and 7, and hence do the address translation. A,I: address stays the same. R: +offset. E: plug in from the symbol table.