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The document is a programming assignment that instructs students to: 1) Write a program to add 10 16-bit numbers stored across 20 memory locations starting at A000H. 2) Save the 24-bit result of adding the 16-bit numbers in memory locations B000H, B001H, and B002H, with the highest, middle, and lowest 8 bits respectively. 3) Test the program using the simulator provided for the Microprocessors & Interfacing course.

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Prog 3

The document is a programming assignment that instructs students to: 1) Write a program to add 10 16-bit numbers stored across 20 memory locations starting at A000H. 2) Save the 24-bit result of adding the 16-bit numbers in memory locations B000H, B001H, and B002H, with the highest, middle, and lowest 8 bits respectively. 3) Test the program using the simulator provided for the Microprocessors & Interfacing course.

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Microprocessors & Interfacing

Fall 2001
Programming Assignment #3

Name:________________ Student ID: ____________________

1. Using the instructions of Chapter 7 write a program to do the following:

- There are 10 16-bit numbers stored in memory starting from location


A000H. Each 16-bit number is stored in two consecutive memory
locations.
- So, the upper half of the first number is stored in A000H and the
lower half is stored in A001H.
- Add all the 16-bit numbers add save the result in memory locations
B000H, B001H, and B002H.
- WARNING, the result of the addition will be 24-bits.
- The highest 8-bits of the result should be saved in B000H, the
middle 8-bits in B001H, and the lowest 8-bits in B002H.

You can use the simulator to test your program.

Microprocessors & Interfacing Fall 2001 Dr. Bassel Soudan 1

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