I suppose you mean ori $t1, $t0, 25? That would be the equivalent. You can find tons of references about MIPS with a Google search. A good example would be this MIPS instruction reference. 1 solved Changing C to MIPS and bitwise or [closed]
For any operation that accepts an immediate, you can set the other operand to be the identity element of that operation: x = op(x, I). Here are some options: Add or subtract 0 Perform bitwise OR with 0 Perform bitwise AND with all 1s (-1 in 2’s complement) Multiply with or divide by 1 12 … Read more
Use a branch-If-equal beq , something like this : beq $t0 $t1 if #here your else block j done if : #here your if block done: Here is a link to a MIPS instruction reference. solved C to MIPS How will i convert an if else statement [closed]
Functions return their value in $v0; the print integer syscall expects its argument in $a0. You need to move $a0 to $v0 before you do the print, otherwise you’ll be printing whatever happened to be in $a0 (which in the case is the last value that you recursively added; i.e. 10). solved the answer is … Read more