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Pointer and Index Registers
The pointers contain offset within the specific segments. The pointers BP, IP and SP generally containoffsets within thedata, code and stack segments respectively. The index registers are utilized as general purpose registers and for offset storage in case of indexed, and relative index andbased indexed addressing modes. The register SI is usually used to store the offset of source data in data segment while the register DI is utilized to store the offset of destination in data or extra segment. The index registers are specifically useful for string manipulations.
END : END of Program:- The END directive marks the ending of the assembly language program. When the assembler comes across this END directive, it avoided the source lines avai
Zero flag: The next line compares the value in register. A with the value 1. If they are equivalent, the Zero flag is set (to 1). The next line then jumps to start: only if th
This unit introduces the topic of evaluating interactive products. It is a short unit as evaluation is discussed in more detail in Block 4. Its brevity should give you additional t
You have to write a subroutine (assembly language code using NASM) for the following equation.
write an assembly language program to find average of odd numbers from an array of 8 bit numbers
Write an assembly program that adds the elements in the odd indices of the following array. Use LOOP. What is the final value in the register?
DIV: Unsigned Division:- This instruction performs unsigned division operation. It divides an unsigned word or double word by a 16-bit or 8-bit operand. The dividend might be in t
RET : Return from the Procedure:- At each CALL instruction, the register IP and register CS of the next instruction is pushed to stack, before the control is transferred to the
IMUL: Signed Multiplication: This instruction multiplies a signed byte by a signed bit in source operand e in the register AL or signed word in source operand by signed word in th
SHL/SAL : Shift logical/Arithmetic Left: These instructions shift the operand byte or word bit by bit to the left and insert 0 in the newly introduced least significant bits. In c
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