RegDst 1: RegFile destination No. for the WR Reg. comes from rd field. 0: RegFile destination No. for the WR Reg. comes from rt field.

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RegDst 1: RegFile destination No. for the WR Reg. comes from rd field. 0: RegFile destination No. for the WR Reg. comes from rt field.

RegWrite 1: general-purpose Reg. selected by the WR Reg. No. is written with the value of the WR data input. 0: None.

ALUSrcA 1: 1 st ALU operand comes from Reg. A. 0: 1 st ALU operand is the PC.

MemRead 1: Memory contents as the location specified by the address input is put on MDR. 0: None.

MemWrite 1: Memory contents as the location specified by the address input is replaced by the value on WR data input. 0: None.

MemtoReg 1: Value fed to the RegFile WR data input comes from MDR. 0: Value fed to the RegFile WR data input comes from ALUOut.

IorD 1: ALUOut is used to supply the address to the MEM. 0: PC is used to supply the address to the MEM.

IRWrite 1: Output of the MEM is written into the IR. 0: None.

PCWrite 1: PC is written; its source is decided by PCSource. 0: None.

PCWriteCond 1: PC is written if Zero output of ALU is 1. 0: None.

ALUOp 00: ALU performs add operation. 01: ALU performs subtract operation. 10: ALU operation determined by Func. field of instruction.

ALUSrcB 00: 2 nd ALU input comes from Reg. B. 01: 2 nd ALU input is constant 4. 10: 2 nd ALU input is sign-extended 16 LSBs of IR. 11: 2 nd ALU input is sign-extended 16 LSBs of IR, left shifted in 2 bits.

PCSource 00: Output of ALU (PC + 4). 01: ALUOut Reg. (branch target address). 10: Jump address (PC[31:28]IR[25:0]00).