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    What Are The Differences Between Register And Memory In A Microcontroller?

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    Sanrashid

    The register storage location is inside the processor. These values are directly instructed by C-P-U.  But the RISC processor move the date before it get operated. On CISC chips (from Intel), takes few operations which load data from RAM and save it before the results comes out. It gives the most fastest and direct results
    Whereas cache memory is also known as random access memory (RAM) that is accessible more quickly than the regular RAM by the computer
    microprocessor.
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      Oddman

      A register is memory. Usually a register is memory distinguished by the fact that its address is part of a machine instruction, and its use takes no more time than the execution time of the fastest machine instruction.


      Some machines have many registers, or even banks of registers with mechanisms for switching between them. Other machines have very few, or even none. Some registers are special-purpose, such as status registers holding indicators for carry, overflow, interrupt priority, user/supervisor privilege, or other such things. Some registers can be used for general-purpose arithmetic, or perhaps only to hold addresses (not data).

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