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This assembly program reads two 8-bit input values (X and Y) from a logic controller interface. It displays the result of multiplying X and Y by: 1. Reading X and storing it in the BL register 2. Reading Y and storing it in the AL register 3. Multiplying the values in AL and BL and storing the result in AX 4. Displaying the first 8 bits of the result from AX on the output port 5. Displaying the second 8 bits of the result from AX on the output port after a delay

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8bmultiply PDF

This assembly program reads two 8-bit input values (X and Y) from a logic controller interface. It displays the result of multiplying X and Y by: 1. Reading X and storing it in the BL register 2. Reading Y and storing it in the AL register 3. Multiplying the values in AL and BL and storing the result in AX 4. Displaying the first 8 bits of the result from AX on the output port 5. Displaying the second 8 bits of the result from AX on the output port after a delay

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8b.

Design and develop an assembly program to read the status of two 8-bit inputs (X &
Y) from the Logic Controller Interface and display X*Y.

.model small

initds macro
mov ax,@data ; initializing the data segment
mov ds,ax ; it is ds, not dx
endm

init8255 macro
mov al,cw ; initialization of 8255 using control word
mov dx,cr by passing 82h to control reg.
out dx,al (to make port A as output & port B as input)
endm

inpb macro
mov dx,pb ; initialization of port B as input
in al,dx
endm

outpa macro
mov dx,pa ; initialization of port A as output
out dx,al
endm

printf macro msg


lea dx,msg ; load the effective address to dx
mov ah,9 ; function number is 9
int 21h ; using dos interrupt 21h
endm

getchar macro
mov ah,1 ; this macro takes 1 key input,
int 21h ; its ascii value in hex stores in al
endm

exit macro
mov ah,4ch ; to terminate
int 21h
endm
;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;
.data
askx db 10,13,"set value for x,then press any key $"
asky db 10,13,"set value for y,then press any key $"

pa equ 1190h ; setting the port address for port a


pb equ 1191h ; setting the port address for port b
cr equ 1193h ; setting the port address for control reg
cw db 82h ; control word is 82 (PORT A is O/P, PORT B is I/P)

.code
initds
init8255

printf askx ; ask x


getchar ; press any key
inpb ; reads 1st value i.e. x, which is set
through logic controller module, value
will be automatically stored in al
mov bl,al ; contents of al is copied to bl

printf asky ; ask y


getchar ; press any key
inpb ; reads 1st value i.e. x, which is set
through logic controller module, value
will be automatically stored in al

mul bl ; the contents of al is multiplied with contents of bl


Result is stored in AX
outpa
call delay
the result of multiplication is
mov al,ah stored in AX reg i.e. AL will be
having first 8 bits result, AH next
8 bits. AL is displayed first on the
outpa
output module, after some delay, rest
call delay 8 bits which are in AH is copied to
AL and then displayed on the module.
exit

delay proc
mov bx,0ffffh ; do a waste job waste number of times!!!!
outerfor:
mov cx,0ffffh for (bx = bignumber; bx >= 0; bx --)
{
for(cx = bignumber; cx >= 0; cx --
innerfor: )
loop innerfor {
dec bx Do nothing;
jnz outerfor }
ret }

delay endp basically, keep decrementing a huge


number till zero huge number of times.

By the time, microprocessor does this


huge decrements, you can actually see
end your front-end output.

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