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What is immediate in processor instructions?
I looked at the table of opcodes for RISC processors, and did not understand what kind of miracle it is, immediate (it is also indicated as a hash mark #). Who can explain?
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Indicates that the operand is explicitly specified in the instruction itself.
For example,
MOV R1, R2 - not immediate, data is taken from R2
MOV R1, #5 - immediate, data (five) is taken directly from the command opcode
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