Scribd
Upload
27 views3 pages

Micro Lab1

This document provides instructions for students in the EENG410 Microprocessors I course to complete Lab 1. It outlines the steps to write and debug an assembly language program using the MASM assembler and debugger. Students are instructed to write a program that adds two hexadecimal numbers as an example, and for homework must write a program to multiply two numbers using iterative addition. The document provides contact information for the research assistant and notes that late assignments will not be accepted.

Uploaded by

Sarwer Hussain Faisal
Copyright
© © All Rights Reserved
We take content rights seriously. If you suspect this is your content, claim it here.
Available Formats
Download as DOC, PDF, TXT or read online on Scribd
27 views3 pages

Micro Lab1

This document provides instructions for students in the EENG410 Microprocessors I course to complete Lab 1. It outlines the steps to write and debug an assembly language program using the MASM assembler and debugger. Students are instructed to write a program that adds two hexadecimal numbers as an example, and for homework must write a program to multiply two numbers using iterative addition. The document provides contact information for the research assistant and notes that late assignments will not be accepted.

Uploaded by

Sarwer Hussain Faisal
Copyright
© © All Rights Reserved
We take content rights seriously. If you suspect this is your content, claim it here.
Available Formats
Download as DOC, PDF, TXT or read online on Scribd
You are on page 1/ 3

EENG410 Microprocessors I

Eastern Mediterranean University


Faculty of Engineering
Department of Electrical and Electronic Engineering
LAB1
Objective: Students will learn debug programming commands, and explore simple
Assembly Language Instructions in assembly and run them.
To run the program you need to follow these steps:
1 !se the "ommand #rompt by using cmd from the STA$T menu, using search, of the
%indows.
& !se edit command to access the '(S editor program for writing programs. After writing
the program use )Save as from the editor menu with )myfilename.asm file under **+,-1.
folder.
/ ,o to the '(S screen and write tasm myfilename.asm then press enter.
- %rite ti!" myfilename.obj then press enter
0 %rite deb#$ myfilename%e&e then press enter.
1 Type ' (S:0000 000) then press enter. This will show the first 11 bytes in the "ode Segment
2 $etrie3e the 3alue of 'S 4i.e. 55556 . Then type * ++++:0000 000) and press enter to
see the first 11 bytes of 'ata Segment, before running the program.
7 To run the program, type G then press enter.
8 Then type * ++++:0000 000) and press enter to see the new content of the 'ata Segment
after running the program
7 9inally type , and repeatedly press enter till you see the end of the program 4i.e. I+T
instruction in the end6.
:ou need to write the rele3ant commands e3ery time you run your program.
'ebug #rogramming "ommand List;
Lab -or":
As the first example we will see the addition of two hexadecimal numbers. *ach
student should run the program and should try to trace it as well.
%MO*EL SMALL
%S,A(. /40
%*A,A
5 '< 0&=
: '< &8=
($, ..1.=
S!> '< ?
%(O*E
MAIN: MO1 A+23*A,A
MO1 *S2A+
>(@ AL,5
>(@ <L,:
A'' AL,<L
>(@ S!>,AL
MO1 A024(0
IN, 410
EN* MAIN
0%-% 1 5deadi!e: !e&t ab6
%rite a program that uses A'' command to do the multiplication of 1&= and 2=.
(Hint: Multiplication can be performed by iterative addition)
+(T*S:
%rite the LAB No% on the emai7s s#bject
Send the email to the following address: rami!%ba"8s8i3cc%em#%ed#%tr
Late submission will not be acceptedA
9esearc8 Assista!t
9ami!%ba"8s8i
O::ice No% EE11;
E<Mai: rami!%ba"8s8i3cc%em#%ed#%tr

You might also like