[ASM]Lab5

Assembly Language (Lab 5)

AgendaRevisionConditional LoopsIF, While and Repeat DirectivesHands On

Data Transfer

Inst.

MOV

MOVZX/MOVSX

ADD/SUB

INC/DEC

NEG

Tools

ReadDec/ReadInt

Writestring

writeInt/WriteDec

OFFSET

LENGTHOF

TYPE

PTR

Addressing Modes

Types

Register Addressin

g

Immediate Addressin

g

Direct Memory

Addressing

In-Direct Memory

Addressing

Direct Offset

Addressing

Flags

Carry

Zero

Overflow

Sign

Parity

Auxiliary

Conditional LoopLOOPE/LOOPZ and there counterpart …

LOOPZ / LOOPE InstructionsLoop if Zero / Loop if Equal.

They are like LOOP instruction except that they have one additional condition:

The Zero flag must be set in order for control to transfer to the destination label.

Loopz/Loope destination

They perform the following tasks:

Otherwise, no jump occurs, and control passes to the next instruction

ECX = ECX - 1

if ECX > 0 and ZF = 1, jump to destination

LOOPNZ / LOOPNE InstructionsLoop if Not Zero / Loop if Not Equal.

The Counterpart of LOOPZ and LOOPE.

The Zero flag must be Clear in order for control to transfer to the destination label.

Loopnz/Loopne destination

They perform the following tasks:

Otherwise, no jump occurs, and control passes to the next instruction

ECX = ECX - 1

if ECX > 0 and ZF = 0, jump to destination

Hands OnLet’s make the best use of our time…

Min and Max in ArrayWrite an assembly program that finds the min and max of

an entered integer array.

arr_size equ 5.data

arr DWORD arr_size DUP(0)min DWORD 9fffffffhmax DWORD 0

strPrompt BYTE 'Enter array items:', 0strMinMsg BYTE 'The min value = ', 0;a message to be displayed to userstrMaxMsg BYTE 'The Max value = ', 0;a message to be displayed to user

.codemain PROC

mov edx, offset strPrompt ;put the address of strPrompt in edxcall WriteString;as a parameter to WriteString MOV ESI, OFFSET arrMOV ECX, arr_sizeL1:

CALL ReadDecMOV [ESI], EAX ;what saved frm ReadDecADD ESI, TYPE arr ;update esi

CMP EAX, min ;compare with minJB updateMin ;update min if there is a new minCMP EAX, max ;compare with maxJA updateMax ;update max if there is a new max

LOOP L1 ;this line will be hit ... when??JMP next

updateMin:MOV min, EAX ;update the minLoop L1 ;continue loop if ECX > 0JMP next ;GOTO the end if loop is done

updateMax:MOV max, EAX ;update the maxLoop L1 ;continue loop if ECX > 0JMP next ;GOTO the end if loop is done

next:MOV EDX, OFFSET strMinMsg ;print the min msgCALL WriteString

MOV EAX, min ;print the minCall WriteDecCALL CRLF

MOV EDX, OFFSET strMaxMsg ;print the max msgCALL WriteString

MOV EAX, maxCALL WriteDec ;display the maxCall CRLF

exitmain ENDP

Student GradeWrite an assembly program that inputs a student’s score

and prints her/his grade. The student will be “Excellent” if her/his score is between 90 100, “Very Good” if the ‐score is between 80 89, “Good” if the score is between ‐70 79, “Fair” if the score is between 60 69, and “Fail” if ‐ ‐the score is lower than 60. (Assume scores are integers.)

New Directives This problem can be done using CMP && JMP, but here

we will introduce new directives to do the same functionality

.IF

.IF cond1Statements[.ELSEIF cond2Statements][.ELSEStatements].ENDIF

Boolean expressions involving two

operands and a conditional

operator within them.

Possible operators are ==, !=, >, >=,

<,<=, && and ||

.IF.datauint1 dword 5uint2 dword 10int1 sdword -1

mov eax, 0.IF eax > -1

mov eax, uint2.endif

mov eax, 0.IF eax > int1

mov eax, uint2.endif

Generated Code:CMP eax, -1JBE @C0001mov eax, uint2@C0001:

Generated Code:CMP eax, int1JLE @C0002mov eax, uint2@C0002:

VS

Student GradeWrite an assembly program that inputs a student’s score

and prints her/his grade. The student will be “Excellent” if her/his score is between 90 100, “Very Good” if the ‐score is between 80 89, “Good” if the score is between ‐70 79, “Fair” if the score is between 60 69, and “Fail” if ‐ ‐the score is lower than 60. (Assume scores are integers.)

.dataprompt byte "Enter a student score: ",0

;print the output msg promptA byte "Excellent",0

promptB byte "Very Good",0promptC byte "Good",0promptD byte "Fair",0promptF byte "Fail",0promptE byte "Error!!",0

.codemain PROCmov edx, offset promptcall writestringcall readdec.IF eax > 100 || eax < 0

mov edx, offset promptE.ELSEIF eax >= 90

mov edx, offset promptA.ELSEIF eax >= 80

mov edx, offset promptB.ELSEIF eax >= 70

mov edx, offset promptC.ELSEIF eax >= 60

mov edx, offset promptD.ELSE

mov edx, offset promptF.ENDIF

call writestring ;print the output msg based on the prev selection

call crlfexitmain ENDP

Grades CounterWrite an assembly program that accepts multiple

students’ scores, and then prints number of students in each grade. Grades and their score ranges are defined in the previous exercise. The program should also print an error message if the entered score is less than 0 or greater than 100.

scores_cnt equ 5.data

prompt byte "Enter 5 scores: ",0

promptA byte "Studens Have Excellent ",0CntA DWORD 0promptB byte "Students Have Very Good ",0CntB DWORD 0promptC byte "Students Have Good ",0CntC DWORD 0promptD byte "Students Have Fair ",0CntD DWORD 0promptF byte "Students Have Fail ",0CntF DWORD 0promptE byte "Error!!",0

main PROCmov edx, offset promptcall writestringMOV ecx, scores_cnt

L1:call readdec.IF eax > 100 || eax < 0

JMP errorState.ELSEIF eax >= 90

INC CntA.ELSEIF eax >= 80

INC CntB.ELSEIF eax >= 70

INC CntC.ELSEIF eax >= 60

INC CntD.ELSE

INC CntF.ENDIF

LOOP L1JMP next

errorState:MOV edx, OFFSET promptEcall writestring call crlfJMP endState

next:MOV edx, OFFSET promptAcall writestring MOV eax, CntAcall writeDeccall crlf

MOV edx, OFFSET promptBcall writestringMOV eax, CntBcall writeDeccall crlf

MOV edx, OFFSET promptCcall writestring MOV eax, CntCcall writeDeccall crlf

MOV edx, OFFSET promptDcall writestringMOV eax, CntDcall writeDeccall crlf

MOV edx, OFFSET promptFcall writestring MOV eax, CntFcall writeDeccall crlf

endState:exit

What If the Problem …takes a student score, prints its grade then asks user if

s/he wants to enter another score

Repeat OR While

.REPEAT & .WHILEThe .REPEAT directive executes the loop body before

testing the runtime condition following the .UNTIL directive. However, the .WHILE directive tests the condition before executing the body loop

.REPEAT Statements.UNTIL cond

.WHILE cond Statements.ENDW

Do then check

Check then DO

.dataprompt byte "Enter a student score: ",0

;print the output msg promptA byte "Excellent",0

promptB byte "Very Good",0promptC byte "Good",0promptD byte "Fair",0promptF byte "Fail",0promptE byte "Error!!",0

stragain byte "Do you want to enter another score (Y/N)? ",0

.codemain PROC.REPEAT

mov edx, offset promptcall writestringcall readdec.IF eax > 100 || eax < 0

mov edx, offset promptE.ELSEIF eax >= 90

mov edx, offset promptA.ELSEIF eax >= 80

mov edx, offset promptB.ELSEIF eax >= 70

mov edx, offset promptC.ELSEIF eax >= 60

mov edx, offset promptD.ELSE

mov edx, offset promptF.ENDIF

mov edx, offset stragaincall writestringcall readchar ;input char stored in AL register

.UNTIL al == 'N' || al == 'n‘

Reverse a StringWrite an Assembly program that reverses a string

.dataoriginal byte "I love Assembly :D", 0reversed byte SIZEOF original dup(?)

.codemain PROC

mov ecx, SIZEOF originalmov esi, 0 ;index for original stringmov edi, ecx ;index for reversed stringdec edi ;because array is zero indexeddec edi ;skip the null termination charL:

mov al, original[edi]mov reversed[esi], alinc esi ;slide to next character dec edi

loop Lmov reversed[esi], 0 ;null-terminate the reversed stringmov edx, offset reversedcall writestringcall crlf

Find the Non Zero …Write an Assembly program that looks for the first

nonzero value in an array of 16-bit integers.

If it finds one, it displays the value; otherwise, it displays a message stating that a nonzero value was not found.

0, 0, 0, 0, -1, 20, 35, -12, 66, 4, 0

Test Case

intArray SWORD 0, 0, 0, 0, -1, 20, 35, -12, 66, 4, 0noneMsg BYTE "A non-zero value was not found", 0

mov ebx, OFFSET intArray ;point to the arraymov ecx, LENGTHOF intArray ;loop counterL1:

cmp WORD PTR [ebx], 0 ;compare value to zerojnz found ;found a valueadd ebx, TYPE intArray ;point to next

loop L1 ;continue the loopjmp notFound ;none foundfound: ;display the value

movsx eax, WORD PTR[ebx] ;sign-extend into EAXcall WriteIntjmp quit

notFound: ;display "not found" messagemov edx, OFFSET noneMsgcall WriteString

quit:call Crlf

exit

mov ebx, OFFSET intArray ;point to the arraymov ecx, LENGTHOF intArray ;loop counterL1:

cmp WORD PTR [ebx], 0 ;compare value to zerojnz found ;found a valueadd ebx, TYPE intArray ;point to next

loop L1 ;continue the loopjmp notFound ;none foundfound: ;display the value

movsx eax, WORD PTR[ebx] ;sign-extend into EAXcall WriteIntjmp quit

notFound: ;display "not found" messagemov edx, OFFSET noneMsgcall WriteString

quit:call Crlf

exit

MOVSX VS.MOVZX Real Example

The output will be -1

movsx eax, WORD PTR[ebx] ;sign-extend into EAXcall WriteInt

movzx eax, WORD PTR[ebx] ;zero-extend into EAXcall WriteInt

The output will be +65535 EAX = 0000FFFF

EAX = FFFFFFFF

MOVSX VS.MOVZX Real Example

The output will be 65535

movsx eax, WORD PTR[ebx] ;sign-extend into EAXcall WriteDec

movzx eax, WORD PTR[ebx] ;zero-extend into EAXcall WriteDec

The output will be 4294967295

EAX = 0000FFFF

EAX = FFFFFFFF

Assignment…

Triangle of *Write an assembly program that reads the size of a right

triangle and then prints it by asterisks. For example, if your program reads a size of 5, it should print: * ** *** **** *****

Hint: WriteChar is an Irvine function that prints a single character. This character must be stored in AL register.

Two Largest…Write an assembly program that takes 10 integers and

finds the two largest values among input integers

Questions?!

Thanks!