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Assignment Solution No1 CS401

This document contains the solution to two questions regarding calculating physical addresses from segment and offset pairs in 16-bit addressing. It explains that to calculate the physical address, the segment value is multiplied by 16 and added to the offset value. It provides examples of calculating the physical address for segment:offset pairs 0FF1:1234 and 1F86:A23A. It also contains an assembly language program that adds the digits of the number 1234.

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Assignment Solution No1 CS401

This document contains the solution to two questions regarding calculating physical addresses from segment and offset pairs in 16-bit addressing. It explains that to calculate the physical address, the segment value is multiplied by 16 and added to the offset value. It provides examples of calculating the physical address for segment:offset pairs 0FF1:1234 and 1F86:A23A. It also contains an assembly language program that adds the digits of the number 1234.

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Assignment Solution No.

1 CS401 Fall 2013


MC120401420
Solution Q.1 a)
0FF1: 1234
Segment : Offset
0FF1 : 1234 (16-bit Segment Offset Pair)
In order to calclate t!e "!#sical address $e "t %ero to t!e rig!t of
segment &ale' to do t!at $e mlti"l# t!e segment &ale $it! !e(adecimal
&ale
Secondl# $e "t %ero to t!e left of offset &ale
)o$ 20-bit segment &ale $ill be 0FF10
*nd 20-bit offset &ale $ill be 01234
)o$ $e add t!em
0FF10
01234
------------------------------
11144
* 20-bit &ale t!s t!e "!#sical address of gi&en Segment : Offset Pair
Solution Q.1 a)
1+6, : *23*
Segment : Offset
1+6, : *23* (16-bit Segment Offset Pair)
In order to calclate t!e "!#sical address $e "t %ero to t!e rig!t of
segment &ale' to do t!at $e mlti"l# t!e segment &ale $it! !e(adecimal
&ale
Secondl# $e "t %ero to t!e left of offset &ale
)o$ 20-bit segment &ale $ill be 1+6,0
*nd 20-bit offset &ale $ill be 0*23*
)o$ $e add t!em
1+6,0
0*23*
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1F,-*
* 20-bit &ale t!s t!e "!#sical address of gi&en Segment : Offset Pair
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total d$ 0
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mo& b(' 1nm1520
add a(' b(
mo& b(' 1nm1540
add a(' b(
mo& b(' 1nm1560
add a(' b(
mo& b(' 1nm15,0
add a(' b(
mo& b(' 1nm15100
add a(' b(
mo& b(' 1nm15120
add a(' b(
mo& b(' 1nm15140
add a(' b(
mo& b(' 1nm15160
add a(' b(
mo& a(' 0(4c00
int 0(21
nm1: d$ 1'2'3'4'+'4'3'2'1

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