utasításkészletre

Utasításkészletre refers to the set of commands that a computer processor can understand and execute. It is also known as an instruction set architecture (ISA). This set of instructions defines the fundamental operations that a CPU can perform, such as arithmetic operations, data movement, and control flow. Processors are designed to execute instructions from a specific instruction set. Different types of processors, like those found in personal computers (x86) and mobile devices (ARM), have different instruction sets. The instruction set is a crucial part of a processor's design, influencing its performance, power consumption, and compatibility with software. Software, such as operating systems and applications, is compiled into machine code, which is a sequence of instructions from the processor's instruction set. When a program runs, the CPU fetches these instructions from memory and executes them one by one. The complexity and number of instructions in an ISA can vary greatly. Some ISAs are simple and have a small number of basic instructions (RISC - Reduced Instruction Set Computer), while others are more complex with a larger set of specialized instructions (CISC - Complex Instruction Set Computer). The choice of instruction set impacts how efficiently software can be written and executed on a particular hardware platform.

---