What Diff Registers Do In Cpu?
Registers or Processor Registers are part of the computer architecture. It is a small storage space that is available on the CPU which can be used more quickly than any other storage capacity available on the computer. Most of the computer systems these days, have this rule of moving data from main memory to the register, then operating on them and moving them back to the main memory. There are a number of types of registers in a computer each having their own specific purpose. Such as : – User-Accessible Register: It is divided into data register and address resgisters. – Data Registers: They hold numeric values. An example is Accumulator. – Address Register: They hold addressed. – Special Purpose Registers: They have the program count and hold program state. – Control and Status register: It is used for getting information from RAM. – Vector Register: It is a register that has data for vector processing.
