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− | The '''MIPS32 instruction set''' is an instruction set standard published in 1999 that was promulgated by [[MIPS Technologies]] after its [[Wikipedia:demerger|demerger]] from [[Silicon Graphics]] in 1998. The MIPS32 instruction set was developed along side the {{mips|MIPS64 Instruction Set}} which includes 64-bit instructions. The MIP32 standard included {{mips|coprocessor 0}} control instructions for the first time. Today, the MIP32 instruction set is the most common MIPS instruction set, compatible with most {{mips|CPUs}}. Due to its relative simplicity, the MIP32 instruction set is also the most common instruction set | + | The '''MIPS32 instruction set''' is an instruction set standard published in 1999 that was promulgated by [[MIPS Technologies]] after its [[Wikipedia:demerger|demerger]] from [[Silicon Graphics]] in 1998. The MIPS32 instruction set was developed along side the {{mips|MIPS64 Instruction Set}} which includes 64-bit instructions. The MIP32 standard included {{mips|coprocessor 0}} control instructions for the first time. Today, the MIP32 instruction set is the most common MIPS instruction set, compatible with most {{mips|CPUs}}. Due to its relative simplicity, the MIP32 instruction set is also the most common instruction set thought in computer architecture university courses. |
The latest MIPS32 revision is revision 5, which added a set of new memory-efficient operations for large memory footprint applications. | The latest MIPS32 revision is revision 5, which added a set of new memory-efficient operations for large memory footprint applications. |