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Latest revision as of 06:45, 20 February 2012
--D. Thiebaut 06:43, 20 February 2012 (EST)
Contents
Exercises on Assembly Language
LOD-C 1
- Exercise 1: initialize the contents of several variables to 0
LOD 10
- Exercise 2: increment a counter
- Exercise 3: compute sum of 3 variables
LOD-I 10/STO-I 10
- Exercise 4: create an index and use it to sum up the same 3 variables
Loops (infinite loop)
JMP instruction and labels
- Exercise 5: create an infinite loop (incrementing a variable, for example)
- Exercise 6: create an infinite loop that clears the memory starting at 10
- Exercise 7: why does the program of Exercise 6 stop?
Controlled Loops: JMZ
- Exercise 8: write a loop that loops 10 times (use a counter)
- Exercise 9: write a loop that stores 55 in the memory locations between 15 and 30
