To put it simply, register is the memory of a processor. If you have some knowladge about hardware you should know that a computer is basically consist of five elements, processor, primary & secondary memory, and input & output device which all are connected by the system called "bus". Now when a processor do some processing it needs the processing data to be kept somewhere, that somewhere is the registers. Usually if you are programming on a x86 processor, which is of 32 bits, so it will provide you with 32 registers each are of 2 bytes or 32 bits. Pentium is a x86 processor. You'll see that there are names like AX, BX, CX, DX etc are the names of the registers. Like these 4 are general purpose registers. For more information on programming in assembly you can contact me, you'll find my contact information in my personal page at the following address. Thanks.
joan the great
2006-07-01 05:35:43 UTC
assembly language is a low level programming language that deals with memory and registers... registers are like temporary data storage that the cpu used in manipulating data. there are different type of registers. if you wanna see them, go to your windows command prompt, go to the main directory which should be like this ( c:/>) then type debug. then on the propmt like this " -", type r then enter, then some text will show up. those are your registers in your memory. kinda complicated. try searching some assembly lang tutorial to help you up.
munday
2016-11-30 07:20:40 UTC
you could try it to verify. each from time to time issues behave surprisingly, incredibly on the low aspect, like integers have inspite of junk documents became left in memory earlier being initialized in C. If something runs between even as both courses are run, by (like for instance the Unix shell you're employing to run the courses, or yet another software operating in heritage), this is in all chance that the registers are going to get replaced.
maxclark153
2006-07-01 05:29:22 UTC
u mean register the product - is filled up a form and tell the manufacturer u bought the item
anonymous
2006-07-01 05:34:22 UTC
register is a temporary scratchpad location in the CPU
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