mips coprocessor 1
swc1 mips
c.gt.s mips
mov.s mips
lwc1 mips
mips floating point example
load float mips
mul.s mips

MIPS provides several instructions for floating point numbers c.lt.s $f2, $f4 if $f2 < $f4 then code = 1 else code = 0. ○ Branches. Write Programs using the MIPS Floating-Point Instructions c.lt.s c.eq.s 4,$f5,$f8 if ($f5 < $f8) set flag 4 to true else false c.lt.d c.lt.d 7,$f4,$f6 The example program looks at two floating point values, A and B, and writes a message saying which one is smallest. First the program loads the two values A The MIPS has a floating point coprocessor (numbered 1) that operates on single precision (32-bit) and double precision (64-bit) floating point numbers. This MIPS has 32 floating-point registers ($f0 – $f31). The following list provides a description of basic MIPS instructions. c.lt.s 1,$f0,$f1.Floating point registers and the instructions that operate on them are on a separate chip referred to as coprocessor 1. • As a result floating point Data comparison instructions compare two source operands. c.lt.s, Fs1, Fs2, set floating point coprocessor flag true if less than float. c.ne.d, Fs1,