Reference no: EM13337185

For this first part of the project, you MIPS sim rogram will accept a binary input file input filename and given operation dis will output to out put file name the MIPS disassembly of the input file.

The disassembler output file will contain 4 columns of data with each column separated by onespacecharacter (' '):

• The binary (e.g.,0's and1's) string representing the 32-bit data word at that location. For instructions you should split this into six groups of digits to represent different parts of the MIPS instruction word: a group of 6 bits, 4 groups of 5 bits, and a final group of 6 bits.
• The address (in decimal) of that location.
• The disassembled instruction opcode+other fields, or a signed decimal integer value, depending on whether the current location is after the BREAK instruction.
• If you are displaying an instruction, the fourth column should contain the remaining part of the instruction, with each argument separated by a comma and then a space. (", ")

The instructions and instruction arguments should be in capital letters. Display all integer values in decimal. Immediate values should be proceeded by a "#" symbol. Be careful some instructions take signed immediate values while others take unsigned immediate values. You will have to make sure you properly display a signed or unsigned value depending on the context.

Because we will be using 'diff' to check your output versus ours, try to follow the exact output format.