Add two five-byte numbers using arrays, Marketing Management

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Program: Add two five-byte numbers using arrays

; ALGORITHM:

;           Make count = LEN

;           Clear the carry flag

;           Load address of NUM1

;           REPEAT

;                       Put byte from NUM1 in accumulator

;                       Add byte from NUM2 to accumulator + carry

;                       Store result in SUM

;                       Decrement count

;                       Increment to next address

;           UNTIL count = 0

;           Rotate carry into LSB of accumulator

;           Mask all but LSB of accumulator

;           Store carry result, address pointer in correct position.

; PORTS   : None used

; PROCEDURES: None used

; REGISTERS: Uses CS, DS, AX, CX, BX, DX

DATA SEGMENT

                        NUM1 DB 0FFh, 10h ,01h ,11h ,20h

                        NUM2 DB 10h, 20h, 30h, 40h ,0FFh

                        SUM DB 6DUP (0)

DATA ENDS

                        LEN EQU 05h; constant for length of the array

CODE SEGMENT

                        ASSUME CS: CODE, DS: DATA

START:           MOV AX, DATA; initialise data segment

                        MOV DS, AX; using AX register

                        MOV SI, 00; load displacement of 1stnumber.

                                                ; SI is being used as index register

                        MOV CX, 0000; clear counter

                        MOV CL, LEN; set up count to designed length

                        CLC   ; clear carry. Ready for addition

AGAIN:          MOV AL, NUM1 [SI]; get a byte from NUM1

ADC AL, NUM2 [SI]; add to byte from NUM2 with carry

MOV SUM [SI], AL; store in SUM array

INC SI

LOOP AGAIN; continue until no more bytes

RCL AL, 01h; move carry into bit 0 of AL

AND AL, 01h; mask all but the 0th bit of AL

MOV SUM [SI], AL; put carry into 6th byte

FINISH:          MOV AX, 4C00h

INT 21h

CODE             ENDS

END START


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