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Assembly program
DATA SEGMENT XARRAY DB 36H,55H,27H,42H ;initialize array with 1 byte size of elements YARRAY DW 63H,76H,82H,48H ;initialize array with 2 byte size of elements ZARRAY DD 70H,85H,91H,98H ;declaring an array to save the result with size of 4 bytes ENDS CODE SEGMENT ASSUME DS:DATA CS:CODE ;DATA and CODE are the assumed names given to data segment and code segment respectively START: MOV AX,DATA ;data is moved to AX register which helps in moving data to data segment MOV DS,AX ;data is moved from AX register to data segment LEA SI,XARRAY ;load effective address from array variable to register LEA DI,YARRAY ;load effective address from array variable to register LEA BX,ZARRAY ;load effective address from array variable to register MOV CX,5 ;the value 5 is moved to register which helped to create a loop of 5 iterations LOOP1: MOV AL,[SI] ;move the value from SI register to AL register ADD AL,[DI] ;add the value from DI register to AL register and store the value in AL MOV [BX],AL ;move the value from AL register to BX register INC BX ;increment of address INC SI ;increment of address INC DI ;increment of address LOOP LOOP1 ;the loop continuous depending on CX register value MOV AH,4CH INT 21H ;the above two instructions are used to exit ENDS END START
In x86 architecture, write an assembly program for the following: Xarray is an unsigned array of...
We are using the Kip Irvine Assembly Language for x86 Processors. The programming language is Assembly, and we are using visual studio community. Please specify any questions. Directions Declare an array of 60 uninitialized unsigned doubleword values. Create another array of 60 unsigned doublewords, initialized to ‘abcd’. Look at these arrays in the memory window and note how they are stored. (Intel architecture uses little - endian order) ATTEMPT ONLY IF YOU KNOW OTHERWISE I WILL DOWNVOTE.
Assembly Language Program Help Write a procedure named CountNearMatches that receives pointers to two arrays of signed doublewords, a parameter that indicates the length of the two arrays, and a parameter that indicates the maximum allowed difference (called diff) between any two matching elements. For each element x(i) in the first array, if the difference between it and the corresponding y(i) in the second array is less than or equal to diff, increment a count. At the end, return a...
Please provide x86 (MASM not NASM) .386 (32bit)
assembly program for the following (needs to be compatible with
Visual Studio 2015.asm file):
(10 points) Write an assembly program to find the largest element by searching an array int aryll-[11, 15,-3,-4, 0,60.11,-9,18) int index-l; int max- 0; int arraySize-sizeof array /sizeof max while (index < arraySize) if (ary[index] > max) max = ary[index]; - Use cmp instruction and the appropriate jump instruction (signed or unsigned) to translate the if and while...
E2.15 In assembly code, write a program to count the number of elements in an array that are smaller than 16. The array is stored at memory locations starting from $1010. The array has 30 8-bit unsigned elements. Store the count in the memory location $C001.
Assembly for x86 please.
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COSC 2325.S01 Program Nine Problem: Write an assembly procedure to sort the following array into numerical order and print the resulting array 5.8.6.3.4.1,0,9.2.7
COSC 2325.S01 Program Nine Problem: Write an assembly procedure to sort the following array into numerical order and print the resulting array 5.8.6.3.4.1,0,9.2.7
X86 Assembly language lab: TITLE Lab 3: assembly language fundamentals ;;;;; Q1: Don't forget to document your program ; Name:Yuyan Wang ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; ;;;;; Answer each question below by writing code at the APPROPRIATE places in the file. ;;;;; Hint: the appropriate place is not always right below the question. ;;;;; Q2: Write the directive to bring in the IO library ;;;;; Q3: Create a constant called MAX and initialize it to 150...
Write this code using x86 assembly language
using the irvine32 library
Create a procedure that fills an array of doublewords with N random integers, making sure the values fall within the range j...k, inclusive. When calling the procedure, pass a pointer to the array that will hold the data, pass N, and pass the values of j and k. Preserve all register values between calls to the procedure. Write a test program that calls the procedure twice, using different values...
Write a program in ARM assembly language that copies each element of array A to consecutive fourth elements of array B, i.e., A[0] to B[0], A[1] to B[3], A[2] to B[7], etc. The array A is 12 elements long, and each element is a number that is 32 bits (1 word) wide. Assume the base address of array A is in register R2, and the base address of array B is in R3.
required to write an assembly program to find the maximum of anarray of integers by doing the following:1. Prompt user to input array size n (n <= 10)2. Prompt user to input element values of array A one by one3. Display the result on the console.This program must at least include one function. The main program will read the valuesof the array (as user inputs the element values) and stores them in the memory (datasegments section) and at the end...
Convert this C++ program to x86 assembly language using the Irvine library: #include <iostream> unsigned int x; unsigned int c; unsigned int result; // f(x) = 8x + c // Make sure to push and pop all necessary registers to the stack to // ensure only the EAX register is modified upon return from the function unsigned int Equation(unsigned int x, unsigned int c) { // You CANNOT use the mul or imul operations to perform the multiplication return (8...