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Labwork1_memory-access

The document outlines a laboratory work session focused on memory access in microprocessor systems, detailing objectives, theories, and sample programs related to MOV instructions, variables, arrays, interrupts, and library functions. It includes sections for emulator screen outputs and questions to assess understanding of the material. The questions cover topics such as supported interrupts, types of variables, and definitions of assembly language.

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Labwork1_memory-access

The document outlines a laboratory work session focused on memory access in microprocessor systems, detailing objectives, theories, and sample programs related to MOV instructions, variables, arrays, interrupts, and library functions. It includes sections for emulator screen outputs and questions to assess understanding of the material. The questions cover topics such as supported interrupts, types of variables, and definitions of assembly language.

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MICROPROCESSOR SYSTEMS

NAME: __________________________________ SUBJECT CODE: _____

LABORATORY WORK NO. 1


MEMORY ACCESS
I. OBJECTIVE(S):
- to access memory we can use these four registers: BX, SI, DI, BP. combining these
registers inside [ ] symbols, we can get different memory locations.

II. THEORIES:
1. MOV instruction –

SAMPLE PROGRAM:

OUTPUT EMULATOR SCREEN:

2. Variables, Arrays and Constant –

SAMPLE PROGRAM:

OUTPUT EMULATOR SCREEN:

3. Getting the Address of a Variable -

SAMPLE PROGRAM:
OUTPUT EMULATOR SCREEN:

4. Interrupts -

SAMPLE PROGRAM:

OUTPUT EMULATOR SCREEN:

5. Library of common functions - emu8086.inc

SAMPLE PROGRAM:

OUTPUT EMULATOR SCREEN:

III. QUESTIONS.
1. List of supported Interrupts and their definitions.
2. What are the two types of variables supported by the EMU 8086 compiler?
3. Differentiate a variable over a constant over an array.
4. What is an assembly language?
5. Enumerate how many ways Variable can be viewed in any numbering system.

IV. ANSWERS:

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