Implement the following pseudo instructions using the appropriate MIPS instructions:
Divi $s0, $s1, imm (imm is a 16-bit value)
Mul $s1, $s2, imm (imm is a 16-bit value)
Li $t0, imme (load the 32-bit value into register $t0)
Blt $to, imme, L (imm is a 16-bit value)
Divu $s0, $s1, $s2
.data
.text
.global main
.main
Li St0,imm # load value of 16 bit immediate value into temporary
register $t0
Li $t1,imme # load value of 32 bit immediate into temporary
register $t1
Divi $S0,$S1,St0 # divide immediate instruction
Mul $S1, $S2,$t0 # multiplication r type
blt $t1, $t2,target #branch to target if $t0<=$t1.
Divu $S0,$S1,$S2 # unsigned divide
li $v0,10 #terminate program
syscall # system call interrupt
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