Can someone please tell me how many registers are displayed, and what the sizes are in bits and words of the registers in the screenshot I provided.

 

I noticed homework listed in the thread tags. Is this schoolwork?

 

I noticed homework listed in the thread tags. Is this schoolwork?

It is. I do not need a specific answer, I just want to know how to figure out how determine what a register is and the size of them. Sorry for the inconvenience.

 

Do you have any idea what in that output might represent registers?

 

I do not need a specific answer, I just want to know how to figure out how determine what a register is and the size of them.

Do you know what the word size is for 8086?

 

Do you have any idea what in that output might represent registers?

AX, BX,CX?

 

Do you know what the word size is for 8086?

I believe it is 2 words?

 

I believe it is 2 words?

I should have been more specific. Do you know what the 8086 word size is in bits?

 

I should have been more specific. Do you know what the 8086 word size is in bits?

2 words = 16bits?

 

AX, BX,CX?

You might want to read this: https://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/X86_A...e_Registers_(GPR)_-_16-bit_naming_conventions

 

Can someone please tell me how many registers are displayed, and what the sizes are in bits and words of the registers in the screenshot I provided.
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This sounds like a question for your instructor....

 

From your screenshot I see 13 registers:

AX = 0000
BX = 0000
CX = 0000
DX = 0000
SP = FFFF
BP = 0000
SI = 0000
DI = 0000
DS = 0DAB
ES = 0DAB
CS = 0DAB
SS = 0DAB
IP = 0100

Each register has 4 hex digits, i.e. 16 bits wide.

A byte is 8 bits long.
The size of a word depends on the definition used for that particular processor and its architecture.