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Please code in Assembly Language

Code solution using the provided template AL_Template_Irvine32.asm located towards the bottom of the question.. Debug programs with Visual Studio2017/19. Please add single line or block comments explaining the purpose or functionality of your code statements.

10.) Fibonacci Generator

Write a procedure that produces N values in the Fibonacci number series and stores them in an array of doubleword. Input parameters should be a pointer to an array of doubleword, a counter of the number of values to generate. Write a test program that calls your procedure, passing N = 47. The first value in the array will be 1, and the last value will be 2,971,215,073. Use the Visual Studio debugger to open and inspect the array contents.

AL_Template_Irvine32.asm

; Program Description: Describe with a short paragraph what your

; program does and its purpose. Explain in general

; terms the expected inputs and output result.

INCLUDE Irvine32.inc ;Use Irvine32 library.

.const

;Declare constants here.

.data

;Declare variables here.

.code

main PROC

;Write your code here.

exit

;Exit program.

main ENDP

;Procedures go here.

END main

Answer 1

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?> <NonUserCode xmlns="http://schemas.microsoft.com/vstudio/debugger/jmc/2015"> <!-- Modules --> <Module Name="ModuleSpec" /> <Module Name="ModuleSpec" Company="CompanyName" /> <!-- Files --> <File Name="FileSpec"/> <!-- Functions --> <Function Name="FunctionSpec" /> <Function Name="FunctionSpec" Module ="ModuleSpec" /> <Function Name="FunctionSpec" Module ="ModuleSpec" ExceptionImplementation="true" /> </NonUserCode>

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?> <StepFilter xmlns="http://schemas.microsoft.com/vstudio/debugger/natstepfilter/2010"> <Function> <Name>FunctionSpec</Name> <Action>StepAction</Action> </Function> <Function> <Name>FunctionSpec</Name> <Module>ModuleSpec</Module> <Action>StepAction</Action> </Function> </StepFilter>

Element	Description
Function	Required. Specifies one or more functions as non-user functions.
Name	Required. An ECMA-262 formatted regular expression specifying the full function name to match. For example: <Name>MyNS::MyClass.*</Name> tells the debugger that all methods in MyNS::MyClass are to be considered non-user code. The match is case-sensitive.
Module	Optional. An ECMA-262 formatted regular expression specifying the full path to the module containing the function. The match is case-insensitive.
Action	Required. One of these case-sensitive values: NoStepInto - tells the debugger to step over the function. StepInto - tells the debugger to step into the function, overriding any other NoStepInto for the matched function.

{
    "Eval" : "Classification",
    "Function" : "Classification",
    "ScriptBlock" : "Classification",
    "MyCode" : [
        "UrlOrFileSpec",
        . . .
        "UrlOrFileSpec"
    ],
    "Libraries" : [
        "UrlOrFileSpec",
        . .
        "UrlOrFileSpec"
    ],
    "Unrelated" : [
        "UrlOrFileSpec",
        . . .
        "UrlOrFileSpec"
    ]
}

Eval, Function, and ScriptBlock

The Eval, Function, and ScriptBlock key value pairs determine how dynamically generated code is classified:

Name	Description
Eval	Script that is executed by passing a string to the host-provided eval function. By default, Eval script is classified as MyCode.
Function	Script that is executed by passing a string to the Function constructor. By default, Function script is classified as LibraryCode.
ScriptBlock	Script that is executed by passing a string to the setTimeout, setImmediate, or setInterval functions. By default, ScriptBlock script is classified as UnrelatedCode.

You can change the value to one of these keywords:

• MyCode classifies the script as MyCode.
• Library classifies the script as LibraryCode.
• Unrelated classifies the script as UnrelatedCode.

MyCode, Libraries, and Unrelated

The MyCode, Libraries, and Unrelated key value pairs specify the URLs or files that you want to include in a classification:

TABLE 7

Name	Description
MyCode	An array of URLs or files that are classified as MyCode.
Libraries	An array of URLs or files that are classified as LibraryCode.
Unrelated	An array of URLs or files that are classified as UnrelatedCode.

The URL or file string can have one or more * characters, which match zero or more characters. * is the same as the regular expression .*.