GG34-16 ISA

	B	C	D	E	F	G	H	I	J	K	L	M
1			4 bits	3 bits	3 bits	6 bits					FLAGS	Branch if
2		0	NO OP	N/A					3 bit MOD	1	BEQ	equal
3		1	ADD	A	B	C	3 bit IMM			10	BGT	greater
4		10	ADC							11	BSU	shift underflow
5		11	SUB							100	BCO	carryout
6		100	NAND						1 bit MOD
7		101	OR						0	push
8		110	XOR						1	pop
9		111	RSHFT		N/A				ARG A	can either write or read depending on the mod.
10		1000	LIMM	C	8 bit IMM				1 bit MOD
11		1001	CMP	A	B	N/A			0	Load reg to PC
12		1010	BNCH	8 bit IMM or just A		2 \| 1	3 bit MOD		1	Load PC to reg
13		1011	STACK	ARG A	N/A		1 bit MOD		ARG A	by default load a register and sends it to the PC
14		1100	PTR	ARG A	N/A		1 bit MOD			when mod, loads the PC value to a reg(0,1 respectively)
15		1101	MEM	ARG A	IMM (as an 8 bit address)		1 bit MOD		ARG A	compare with eachother, push flag into flag-stack
16		1110	U/I		N/A	C	3 bit address		ARG B	compare with eachother, push flag into flag-stack
17		1111	Hault						the pointer reg->	It is not part of the alu regs, but is controlled by the same op code section.
18									Read or write to mem(0,1 respectively)
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38	Using your four InitialPerspectives paragraphs as starting point, write four MidTermPerspectives essays (300-600 words each) outlining a more comprehensive overview of your political position on these four issues. For each, identify and comment on specific judicial decisions and legislative solutions that you both agree with and disagree with, and demonstrate a clear understanding of the four philosophical perspectives we've examined by referencing and quoting the readings from the Encyclopedia of Bioethics and the PhilosophyBites podcasts.
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42	Assisted death is defined as suicide by a patient facilitated by means (as a drug prescription) or by information (as an indication of a lethal dosage) provided by a physician aware of the patient's intent.
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