Assembly language x86 processors for beginners
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Continue readingOBJECTIVES: i) Understand binary multiplication. ii) To learn to implement binary multiplication using arithmetic shift and add operations. iii) To learn to access and manipulate bits using various shift/rotate operations Problem: a) Multiply a 16-bit unsigned integer (03B2 h) by 12 using ...
Continue readingOBJECTIVES: i) To learn about the runtime stack. ii) To use PUSH and POP operations to access stack. Problem: Read in your last name in lowercase letters (exclude any non-alphabetic characters). Store the name in a string. Reverse the string, ...
Continue readingOBJECTIVES: i) To learn how to to write a simple program using loops. ii) To learn to manipulate arrays using indexed addressing. iii) To learn to use different data-related operators Problem: Create and initialize an array of at least 8 unsigned ...
Continue readingOBJECTIVES: i) To learn how to write a simple program in assembly language. ii) To become familiar with different data types. iii) To learn to declare and initialize simple arrays. Problem: i) Create and initialize an array of at least 5 unsigned ...
Continue readingOBJECTIVES: i) To learn how to build and test a source program written in assembly language. ii) To learn how to use the debugger. The program lab2.asm is given below. We will use the debugger to add and remove breakpoints, and ...
Continue reading60266 Quiz 1 Solution For the following, assume AL and BL are registers that are 4 bits in length. AL = 5h BL = Bh 1. What are the decimal values of unsigned AL and BL, and signed AL and BL? [4 points] Unsigned: AL = 5 BL ...
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