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shabbir 20Oct2007 13:41
Add 10 numbers stored in consecutive memory locations
 

Introduction



More ALP program time and this time its Addition of 10 numbers stored in memory at consecutive locations

Code with all lines explained



The subroutine we will use is as follows. This will behave as a delay for our counter
Code:
    LDA XXXX // Some memory location say 8500
    // Load the accumulator with the address of memory viz 8500   
    MOV D, A
    // Move the accumulator value to the register D
    MVI E, 09
    // Load the E register with the counter 10 - 1
    LXI B, XXXX + 1 // Next memory location from where we have done LDA - 8501
    // Load immediate B C with the memory location
    LDAX B
    // Load Accumulator indirect A=[BC]
    ADD D
    //Add the content of the Accumulator to the Register D
    MOV D, A
    //Move the value in D to the Accumulator or register A
    INX B
    // Increment BC register pairs
    DCR E
    // Decrement the counter register
    JNZ XXXX // LDAX B Location
    // Jump on no zero
    STA XXXX // Suitable memory location
    // Store the output into a memory location 
    HLT
    // Stop the program

biren 21Aug2008 05:00
Re: Add 10 numbers stored in consecutive memory locations
 
How do we get square of a number in ALP

login33 25Aug2008 12:20
Re: Add 10 numbers stored in consecutive memory locations
 
mvi b,09h ; load the number you want to sqaure
mov c,b ; c is the counter for repeating loop
mvi a,00h ; empty the contents of accumulator
repeat: add b ; add n to accumulator, n times e.g add 9, 9 times
dcr c
jnz repeat
hlt ; the answer lies in the accumulator, you can also store it at some mem location or output port

rsquareshelke 31Jan2011 17:01
Re: Add 10 numbers stored in consecutive memory locations
 
what is repeat: means

Healthcare 19Jun2012 11:30
Re: Add 10 numbers stored in consecutive memory locations
 
REPEAT: This statement will add the content of b with content of accumulator again and again till the value of c is decreased to 0.

soorajhaswani 14Jan2013 10:46
Re: Add 10 numbers stored in consecutive memory locations
 
hi i am using SDK6800 emulator assembly program
i need to create this below mentioned program
Create a 6800 program which determines if a number, n, is prime. A prime number has only two factors. Your program should work with any input for n where n >= 0 and n <= 127. If the number is prime, then print the letter Y to the display, otherwise print the letter N.

The following example has n = 5 and should print Y since n is a prime number.

n .byte 5

please help

thanks
sooraj


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