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    This document provides instructions for students in the EENG410 Microprocessors I course to complete Lab 1. It outlines the steps to write and debug an assembly language program using the MASM assembler and debugger. Students are instructed to write a program that adds two hexadecimal numbers as an example, and for homework must write a program to multiply two numbers using iterative addition. The document provides contact information for the research assistant and notes that late assignments will not be accepted.

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    This document provides instructions for students in the EENG410 Microprocessors I course to complete Lab 1. It outlines the steps to write and debug an assembly language program using the MASM assembler and debugger. Students are instructed to write a program that adds two hexadecimal numbers as an example, and for homework must write a program to multiply two numbers using iterative addition. The document provides contact information for the research assistant and notes that late assignments will not be accepted.

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    This document provides instructions for students in the EENG410 Microprocessors I course to complete Lab 1. It outlines the steps to write and debug an assembly language program using the MASM assembler and debugger. Students are instructed to write a program that adds two hexadecimal numbers as an example, and for homework must write a program to multiply two numbers using iterative addition. The document provides contact information for the research assistant and notes that late assignments will not be accepted.

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    EENG410 Microprocessors I

    Eastern Mediterranean University


    Faculty of Engineering
    Department of Electrical and Electronic Engineering
    LAB1
    Objective: Students will learn debug programming commands, and explore simple
    Assembly Language Instructions in assembly and run them.
    To run the program you need to follow these steps:
    1 !se the "ommand #rompt by using cmd from the STA$T menu, using search, of the
    %indows.
    & !se edit command to access the '(S editor program for writing programs. After writing
    the program use )Save as from the editor menu with )myfilename.asm file under **+,-1.
    folder.
    / ,o to the '(S screen and write tasm myfilename.asm then press enter.
    - %rite ti!" myfilename.obj then press enter
    0 %rite deb#$ myfilename%e&e then press enter.
    1 Type ' (S:0000 000) then press enter. This will show the first 11 bytes in the "ode Segment
    2 $etrie3e the 3alue of 'S 4i.e. 55556 . Then type * ++++:0000 000) and press enter to
    see the first 11 bytes of 'ata Segment, before running the program.
    7 To run the program, type G then press enter.
    8 Then type * ++++:0000 000) and press enter to see the new content of the 'ata Segment
    after running the program
    7 9inally type , and repeatedly press enter till you see the end of the program 4i.e. I+T
    instruction in the end6.
    :ou need to write the rele3ant commands e3ery time you run your program.
    'ebug #rogramming "ommand List;
    Lab -or":
    As the first example we will see the addition of two hexadecimal numbers. *ach
    student should run the program and should try to trace it as well.
    %MO*EL SMALL
    %S,A(. /40
    %*A,A
    5 '< 0&=
    : '< &8=
    ($, ..1.=
    S!> '< ?
    %(O*E
    MAIN: MO1 A+23*A,A
    MO1 *S2A+
    >(@ AL,5
    >(@ <L,:
    A'' AL,<L
    >(@ S!>,AL
    MO1 A024(0
    IN, 410
    EN* MAIN
    0%-% 1 5deadi!e: !e&t ab6
    %rite a program that uses A'' command to do the multiplication of 1&= and 2=.
    (Hint: Multiplication can be performed by iterative addition)
    +(T*S:
    %rite the LAB No% on the emai7s s#bject
    Send the email to the following address: rami!%ba"8s8i3cc%em#%ed#%tr
    Late submission will not be acceptedA
    9esearc8 Assista!t
    9ami!%ba"8s8i
    O::ice No% EE11;
    E<Mai: rami!%ba"8s8i3cc%em#%ed#%tr

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