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Using WinMIPS64 SimulatorA Simple TutorialThis exercise introduces WinMIPS64, a Windows based simulator of a pipelined implementation of the MIPS64 64-bit processor.1. Starting and configuring WinMIPS64Start WinMIPS64 from the task bar.A window (denoted the main window) appears with seven child windows and a status line at the bottom. The seven windows are Pipeline, Code, Data, Registers, Statistics, Cycles and Terminal. Pipeline windowThis window shows a schematic representation of the five pipeline stages of the MIPS64 processor and the units for floating point operations (addition / subtraction, multiplication and division). It shows which instruction is in each stage of the pipeline.Code windowThis window shows a three column representation of the code memory, showing from left to right 1) a byte address, 2) a hex number giving the 32-bit machine code representation of the instruction, and 3) the assembly language statement. Double-left-clicking on an instruction sets or clears break-points.Data windowThis window shows the contents of data memory, byte addressable, but displayed in 64-bit chunks, as appropriate for a 64-bit processor. To edit an integer value double-left-click. To display and edit as a floating-point number, double-right-click. Register windowThis window shows the values stored in the registers. If the register is displayed in grey, then it is in the process of being written to by an instruction. If displayed using a colour, the colour indicates the stage in the pipeline from which this value is available for forwarding. This window allows you to interactively change the contents of those 64-bit integer and floating-point registers that are not in the process of being written to, or being forwarded. To do this, double-left-click on the register you want to change and a pop-up window will ask you for new content. Press OK to confirm the change.Clock Cycle diagramThis window gives a representation of the timing behaviour of the pipeline. It record