contributed by <jychen0611> (Jia-Yang, Chen)
quiz1 - problem C
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Choose one problem (A, B, or C) from Quiz1, translate it from C code to a complete RISC-V assembly program, and include the relevant test data.
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C code
static inline float fabsf(float x) {
uint32_t i = *(uint32_t *)&x; // Read the bits of the float into an integer
ch2 Overview of 802.11 Networks
basic service set (BSS) : a group of stations that communicate with each other
independent BSS (IBSS) : communicate directly with each other, sometimes referred to as ad hoc BSSs or ad hoc networks.
infrastructure BSS (never called an IBSS) : use access point
Association : the process by which mobile station joins an 802.11 network
extended service set (ESS) : created by chaining BSSs together with a backbone network
distribution system = backbone Ethernet + bridging engine
inter-access point protocol (IAPP) : many access points on the market use an inter-access point protocol (IAPP) over the backbone medium. However, no standardized method for communicating association information to other members of an ESS
Different types of 802.11 networks may also overlap.
Stations are identified by 48 bit IEEE 802 MAC addresses.