Seven addressing modes (base address plus index addressing mode)

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The operand is in the memory, and its effective address is the sum of the contents of a base register (BX, BP) and an index register (SI, DI). The formula for calculating its effective address is shown in the formula.

When the segment override prefix is ​​not used, it is stipulated that: if the effective address contains BP, the default segment register is SS; otherwise, the default segment register is DS.

Example: Assume the instruction: MOV BX, [BX+SI]. When it is executed, (DS)=1000H, (BX)=2100H, (SI)=0011H, and the content of memory unit 12111H is 1234H. What is the value of BX after the instruction is executed?

Solution: According to the rules of base plus index addressing mode, when executing this instruction, the effective address EA of the source operand is:

EA=(BX)+(SI)=2100H+0011H=2111H.

The physical address of the operand should be formed by the values ​​of DS and EA, that is:

PA=(DS)*16+EA=1000H*16+2111H=12111H.

Therefore, the execution effect of this instruction is: transfer the value of a word starting from the physical address 12111H to BX.

The execution process is shown in the figure.


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