CPU-OS Simulator has instructions like LDB (Load byte), SUB, ADD, MOV. Using these instructions in correct form, please write the due micro-program that will calculate the 17 - 13 + 12 and result will be loaded to register R21.

CPU-OS Simulator has instructions like LDB (Load byte), SUB, ADD, MOV. Using these instructions in correct form, please write the due micro-program that will calculate the 17 - 13 + 12 and result will be loaded to register R21.

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Chapter10: Application Development

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