EE 308
Homework Assignment 4 
 
Due Feb. 16, 2000
- Find the values of the N, C, Z, and V bits of the
CCR register after execution of each of the following instructions, given that
[A] = 0xA0 and the condition flags are N=0, C=1, Z=1, and
V=0.  (Assume these are the values before each instruction starts --
e.g., do not use the flag state resulting from the instruction in part (a) as the initial state for
part (b).)
- TSTA
- ADDA #$67
- LSLA
- CMPA #$60
- SUBA #$70
- RORA
 
- The following is the output from a program assembled using the CA6812
assembler.  In a few cases the assembler output has been replaced by blanks.
Fill in the blanks to show what the assembler output really was.
   1                     ; Example program for Homework 4
   2                     
   3       00000800      prog:    equ     $0800
   4       ________      data:    equ     $0900
   5                     
   6                     
   7       00000004      LEN:    equ     $04
   8                     
   9                     
  10                     CODE:   section .text   
  11  0800                       org     prog
  12  0800 de01          start:  ldx     val2
  13  ____ cc3344                ldd     #$3344
  14  0805 52                    ____    
  15  0806 6b__                  stab    LEN,x
  16  0808 9603                  ldaa    val2+2
  17  080a 5a04                  staa    _____
  18  080c ______                inc     count
  19  080f 3f            last:   swi
  20                     
  21                     
  22                     DATA:   section .data    
  23  0000 0a            val1:   dc.b    10
  24  0001 c200          val2:   dc.w    $c200
  25  ____ f0                    dc.b    ____
  26  0004 00000000      table:  ds.b    LEN
  27  0008 __            count:  dc.b    -10
Map of junk.h12 from link file hw04.lkf - Fri Feb 04 16:29:50 2000
LEN     00000004  
count   00000008  
data    00000900  
____    0000080f  
prog    00000800  
start   ________  
table   00000004  
val1    00000000  
val2    00000001  
 
- Write a sequence of instructions which will make bits 3-0 of PORT B input and
bits 7-4 of PORT B output.  These instructions should be in assembly language.
 
 
- Write the program for Lab 4.  Make sure you use top-down design, and
document your program with comments.  This program should be in assembly
language.
 
 
Bill Rison,
<rison@ee.nmt.edu >