CSE 111, Fall 2000

P88 ASSEMBLY LANGUAGE

Last Update: 27 November 2000, 1:00 p.m.

Note: NEW material is highlighted

memloc is a memory register
constant is any constant (usually an integer)
AX is the CPU's accumulator (or computing register)
IP is the CPU's instruction-pointer register
CF is the CPU's condition-flag register
"B" & "NB" are possible contents of the CF
  (think of them as strings)
"label" is a label on a line of instruction
  (i.e., a name given to an instruction)

SyntaxSemantics
COPY memloc, AX memloc := AX
COPY AX, memloc/constant AX := memloc/constant
ADD AX, memloc/constant AX := AX + memloc/constant
SUB AX, memloc/constant AX := AX - memloc/constant
MUL AX, memloc/constant AX := AX * memloc/constant
DIV AX, memloc/constant AX := AX div memloc/constant
CMP AX, memloc/constant if AX < memloc/constant then CF := B
                                    else CF := NB
JMP label IP := instruction with that label
JNB label if CF = NB then IP := instruction with that label
JB label if CF = B then IP := instruction with that label
memloc constant memloc := constant
(used only for initializing memloc)
IN AX readln(AX)
OUT AX writeln(AX)
HALT NEW IP := -1 NEW



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