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CPP To 68K PDF

This document provides a quick reference for common operations in C++ and their equivalent operations in 68k assembly language. It outlines how to take user input of integers, characters, and strings in C++ and store them in 68k registers, and how to output integers, characters, and strings in C++ and display them using 68k TRAP instructions. It also describes how to define constant variables of different data types in 68k assembly that can be used later in the code.

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CPP To 68K PDF

This document provides a quick reference for common operations in C++ and their equivalent operations in 68k assembly language. It outlines how to take user input of integers, characters, and strings in C++ and store them in 68k registers, and how to output integers, characters, and strings in C++ and display them using 68k TRAP instructions. It also describes how to define constant variables of different data types in 68k assembly that can be used later in the code.

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C++ to 68k Assembly Quick-Start Reference

C++ 68k Assembly Language


MOVE.B #4,D0
cin >> Integer TRAP #15
Allow the user to enter a number
Takes a user-entered number and stores in D1.L
MOVE.B #5,D0
cin >> char TRAP #15
Allow the user to enter a character
Takes a user-entered character and stores in D1.B
MOVE.B #2,D0
cin >> string TRAP #15
Allow the user to enter a string Stores a user-entered, null-terminated string at
address A1. Length of string is stored in D1.W
String:
MOVE.B #13,D0 (Adds a new line)
OR
MOVE.B #14,D0(Doesn’t start new line)
TRAP #15
Displays string at address A1 with or without
cout << * carriage return, line-feed
Displays variable or characters/strings Number:
MOVE.B #3,D0
TRAP #15
Displays number located in position D1.L
Character:
MOVE.B #6,D0
TRAP #15
Displays what’s in D1.B as ASCII character
String:
varName dc.(b,l,w) 'String in single
quotes',0 (null terminated)
OR
Number:
const varName *
varName dc.(b,l,w) *Number*
Create a constant variable (string, character,
integer, etc) Creates a constant value of byte, long, or word size
where ‘varName’ is the name of the variable. Can
contain any data (string, character, integer).
Created at bottom of assembly code, in
* Variable storage and strings

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