Write an assembly language program that prints your first name in the output. Use immediate addressing...

Write an assembly language program that prints your first name in the output.

Use immediate addressing with a hexadecimal constant to designate the operand of CHARO for each letter of your name.
Comment each line except STOP and END.
Cut and paste the Assembler Listing into your document and paste a screen shot of the Output area of the Pep8.

Use the name "Kevin" as example

Assembler Listing

Screen Shot of Output area of the Pep8 program

Solutions

Expert Solution

Immediate addressing :

CHARO   'K',i
CHARO   'e',i
CHARO   'v',i
CHARO   'i',i
CHARO   'n',i
STOP  
.END

Assesmbly Listing and Output :

Direct addressing :

CHARO 0x0010,d ;Output 'K' 
CHARO 0x0011,d ;Output 'e'
CHARO 0x0012,d ;Output 'v'
CHARO 0x0013,d ;Output 'i'
CHARO 0x0015,d ;Output 'n'
 STOP 
.ASCII "Kevin"
 .END

Assesmbly Listing and Output :

venereology answered 3 months ago

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