Basisadresseregister
Basisadresseregister is a fundamental concept in computer architecture, particularly relevant to memory management and instruction set design. It refers to a register within a CPU that holds a base address. This base address serves as a starting point for memory access operations. When a program needs to access data or instructions located at a specific offset from a base, the basisadresseregister's value is combined with that offset to calculate the absolute memory address.
The primary purpose of a basisadresseregister is to facilitate efficient memory addressing. By storing a common
Different processor architectures may implement basisadresseregisters in various ways. Some architectures may have dedicated registers for