List of Tables

Chapter 2: Numeric Representation

Table 2-1: Binary/Hexadecimal Conversion Chart

Table 2-2: Binary/Octal Conversion Chart

Table 2-3: Number of Values Representable with Bit Strings

Table 2-4: Powers of Two

Table 2-5: Sign Extension Examples

Table 2-6: Zero Extension Examples

Chapter 3: Binary Arithmetic and Bit Operations

Table 3-1: AND truth table

Table 3-2: OR truth table

Table 3-3: XOR truth table

Table 3-4: NOT truth table

Chapter 4: Floating-Point Representation

Table 4-1: Binary Representations for NaN

Table 4-2: Operations Involving Infinity

Table 4-3: Dealing with Operands That Have Different Signs

Chapter 5: Character Representation

Table 5-1: ASCII Character Groups Determined by Bits Five and Six

Table 5-2: ASCII Codes for the Numeric Digits

Table 5-3: Common Character Set Functions

Table 5-4: The HyCode Character Set

Chapter 6: Memory Organization and Access

Table 6-1: 80x86 Addressing Capabilities

Chapter 8: Boolean Logic and Digital Design

Table 8-1: AND truth table

Table 8-2: OR truth table

Table 8-3: Truth Table Format for a Function of Three Variables

Table 8-4: Common Names for Boolean Functions of Two Variables

Table 8-5: Truth table for F = AB + C

Table 8-6: Generating Minterms from Binary Numbers

Table 8-7: Truth table for F ₅₃ ,504

Table 8-8: OR truth table for two variables

Table 8-9: S/R Flip-Flop Output States Based on Current Inputs and Previous Outputs

Chapter 10: Instruction Set Architecture

Table 10-1: reg Field Encodings

Table 10-2: mod Field Encodings

Table 10-3: mod-r/m Encodings

Table 10-4: Scale Values

Table 10-5: Register Values for sib Encoding

Table 10-6: Base Register Values for sib Encoding

Table 10-7: The Scaled Indexed Addressing Modes