since in the correct operation of the chip this situation never occurs. The bit-wise equality com-
parator is used during the encoding process to compare the 9 high-order bits of the IVR/RAR
and the 9 high-order bits of the MDR to determine when the root of the tree is reached. The basic
steps of the encoding algorithm are as follows:
1. Load the address of the symbol to be encoded into the MAR.
2. Check to see if the address is the root address of the tree, indicating that the encoding is
done. If the address is the root address of the tree, go to step (1) (or stop if there are no more
symbols).
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