Thank you for your prompt reply!
--- Mike Marty <mikem@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> >
> > I'm trying to understand the structure of
> transitions,
> > e.g. function arguments. When it says
> > transition({IM,IS},{Load,Ifetch}), what does it
> mean?
>
> This is equivalent to
>
> transition(IM, Load, IM)
> transition(IM, Ifetch, IM)
> transition(IS, Load, IS)
> transition(IS, Ifetch, IS)
>
> > What is the structural difference between
> > transition(I,Ifetch,IS) and
> > transition(I,L2_Replacement)? Could you please
> > elaborate?
>
> the latter implicitly says that the state
> transitions from state I to
> state I (in other words, it stays in the same state)
>
>
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