We
will have to iterate till count times count is the number of bits
in the multiplicand.
Here we take 6 bits as we have to do 2's compliment of 16.
There will be 3 conditions :
1) if Q0Q-1 = 01 then we will subtract M from
A then we right shift and decrement the count.
2) if Q0Q-1 = 10 then we will add the M to A
then we right shift and decrement the count.
3) if Q0Q-1 = 00 or 11 then we will just
right shift and decrement the count.
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