This document discusses various addressing modes in computing including immediate addressing which uses constant values, direct addressing which specifies a memory location directly, register indirect addressing which uses the contents of a register as a memory address, base pointer addressing which uses a base register plus an offset, indexed addressing which uses the contents of a register plus an offset as a memory address, and based index addressing which combines base and index addressing for two-dimensional data structures.
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Addressing Modes
This document discusses various addressing modes in computing including immediate addressing which uses constant values, direct addressing which specifies a memory location directly, register indirect addressing which uses the contents of a register as a memory address, base pointer addressing which uses a base register plus an offset, indexed addressing which uses the contents of a register plus an offset as a memory address, and based index addressing which combines base and index addressing for two-dimensional data structures.
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Register addressing mode
Register addressing mode
Immediate Addressing Immediate Addressing Direct Addressing Direct Addressing Register Indirect Addressing Register Indirect Addressing Based Addressing Base Pointer Addressing Base Pointer Addressing Indexed Addressing Indexed Addressing Indexed Addressing Based Index Addressing for 2- Dimentional Data Based Index Addressing Based Index Addressing