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    Computer Organization and Assembly Languages: Instructions

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    This document provides instructions for a lab assignment on computer organization and assembly languages. It outlines how to install and use MASM in Windows 64-bit to practice basic concepts. Students are to work individually and not engage in plagiarism. The objective is to familiarize students with programming tools. The document then provides step-by-step instructions to mount the MASM directory in DOSBox and use MASM, LINK and other tools. It concludes with 6 tasks for students to complete involving binary, hexadecimal and decimal conversions as well as addition and subtraction of numbers in different numeral systems.

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    This document provides instructions for a lab assignment on computer organization and assembly languages. It outlines how to install and use MASM in Windows 64-bit to practice basic concepts. Students are to work individually and not engage in plagiarism. The objective is to familiarize students with programming tools. The document then provides step-by-step instructions to mount the MASM directory in DOSBox and use MASM, LINK and other tools. It concludes with 6 tasks for students to complete involving binary, hexadecimal and decimal conversions as well as addition and subtraction of numbers in different numeral systems.

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    This document provides instructions for a lab assignment on computer organization and assembly languages. It outlines how to install and use MASM in Windows 64-bit to practice basic concepts. Students are to work individually and not engage in plagiarism. The objective is to familiarize students with programming tools. The document then provides step-by-step instructions to mount the MASM directory in DOSBox and use MASM, LINK and other tools. It concludes with 6 tasks for students to complete involving binary, hexadecimal and decimal conversions as well as addition and subtraction of numbers in different numeral systems.

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    Computer Organization and Assembly Languages BSE-F-18-OC

    Lab 01

    Instructions:
     Work on this lab individually. Discussion is not allowed.
     Evaluation of tasks will be conducted in lab.
     Anyone caught being indulged in the act of plagiarism would be awarded an “F” grade in this
    lab.

    Objective:
    The purpose of this lab is to familiarize you with the programming tool and to practice some
    basic concepts.

    How to use MASM in windows 64-bit:


    1) Run the DOSBox.exe file and install it like any other software.

    Now that you’ve installed DOSBox, you’ll be able to run any 16bit or 32bit DOS executable inside it.

    2) Paste the ‘8086’ folder in c:\


    8086 folder contains the files
    masm.exe, tasm.exe, link.exe, bin2hex.exe, exe2bin.exe, td.exe, edit.com and debug.exe, ml.exe
    3) Launch DOSBox and type the following commands:

    mount c c:\8086
    c:

    Tazeem Haider
    ([email protected])
    Computer Organization and Assembly Languages BSE-F-18-OC
    Lab 01

    Now you are in c:\8086 directory.

    Note: make .asm programs in c:\8080 directory. For example “prog.asm” is already in this directory.

    Now use the same commands you use for making, compiling, linking and debugging (edit, ml, masm,
    link, debug).

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d6MeQSsgqrw

    Commands

    Masm prog.asm

    Link prog.obj

    Prog.exe

    OR

    Ml prog.asm

    Prog.exe

    - Practice Debug Commands on the code prog.asm.

    Now, solve the following questions on pages labeled with your roll number and name:

    Task 01:
    Convert the following Binary and Hex numbers to Decimal:
    a) 1110
    b) FAE2Ch
    Task 02:
    Convert the following numbers:
    a) 97 to Binary
    b) 6120 to Hex
    Task 03:
    Convert the following numbers:
    a) A2Ch to Binary
    b) 10010101 10101110 to Hex
    Task 04:
    Perform the following additions:

    Tazeem Haider
    ([email protected])
    Computer Organization and Assembly Languages BSE-F-18-OC
    Lab 01
    a) 100101 + 10111
    b) FEFHh + FBCADh
    Task 05:
    Perform the following subtractions:
    a) 11011 – 10110
    b) F001Eh – 1FF3Fh
    Task 06:
    Do the following subtractions by two’s complement addition:
    a) 10110100 – 10010111
    b) 1ABCh – B3EAh

    Tazeem Haider
    ([email protected])

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