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CS508

BC170202271
Shahroz Ali
Question Statement
You are required to guess the flow of following IBM mainframe instructions and write the
resultant values of registers (i.e., A, B, C, D and E) and memory locations (i.e., x101,
x102, x103, x104 and x105) after the execution in the tables given below;

Suppose A, B, C, D and E are registers and initially contain the following values;
A=2
B=3
C=4
D=5
E=7

And x101, x102, x103, x104 and x105 are the memory locations, which contain the
following values;
x101 = 10
x102 = 20
x103 = 30
x104 = 40
x105 = 50
Now examine the flow of following IBM instructions (as guided in above discussion);

1) AR A, B // AR = Addition of registers
A = 2+3 = 5

2) MR B, A // MR = Multiplication of registers
B = 3*5 = 15

3) A C, x101 // A = Addition of register and memory


C = 4+10 = 14

4) A C, x102 // A = Addition of register and memory


C = 14+20 = 34

5) AR C, A // AR = Addition of registers
C = 34+5 = 39

6) SR C, D // SR = Subtraction of registers
C = 39-5 = 34

7) ST x101, A // ST = Storing register value in memory


X101 = 5

8) A D, x104 // A = Addition of register and memory


D = 5+40 = 45

9) ST x103, D // ST = Storing register value in memory


X103 = 45

10) MR D, E // MR = Multiplication of registers


D = 45*7 = 315

11) AR C, A // AR = Addition of registers


C = 34+5 = 39

12) ST x102, C // ST = Storing register value in memory


X102 = 39

13) A A, x101 // A = Addition of register and memory


A = 5+5 = 10

14) A B, x103 // A = Addition of register and memory


B = 15+45 = 60

15) ST x104, B // ST = Storing register value in memory


X104 = 60

16) M E, x105 // M = Multiplication of register and memory


E = 7*50 = 350

17) ST x105, E // ST = Storing register value in memory


X105 = 350

18) AR C, B // AR = Addition of registers


C = 60+39 = 99

19) AR E, A // AR = Addition of registers


E = 350+10 = 360

Finally, write the resultant values;

Registers Values
A 10
B 60
C 99
D 315
E 360

Memory Locations Values


x101 5
x102 39
x103 45
x104 60
x105 350

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