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    This document contains an assembly language program (ALP) to perform basic arithmetic operations - addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division. The ALP includes code sections to: 1) Add two numbers stored in registers R1 and R2 and place the result in R3 2) Subtract a number stored in R1 by the number in R2 and place the result in R3 3) Multiply the numbers stored in R1 and R2 and place the result in R3 4) Divide a number stored in R0 by the number in R1 with the quotient placed in R3 and any remainder left in R0

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    This document contains an assembly language program (ALP) to perform basic arithmetic operations - addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division. The ALP includes code sections to: 1) Add two numbers stored in registers R1 and R2 and place the result in R3 2) Subtract a number stored in R1 by the number in R2 and place the result in R3 3) Multiply the numbers stored in R1 and R2 and place the result in R3 4) Divide a number stored in R0 by the number in R1 with the quotient placed in R3 and any remainder left in R0

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    This document contains an assembly language program (ALP) to perform basic arithmetic operations - addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division. The ALP includes code sections to: 1) Add two numbers stored in registers R1 and R2 and place the result in R3 2) Subtract a number stored in R1 by the number in R2 and place the result in R3 3) Multiply the numbers stored in R1 and R2 and place the result in R3 4) Divide a number stored in R0 by the number in R1 with the quotient placed in R3 and any remainder left in R0

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    18BMC304J-Laboratory

    Date:
    Ex. No: 10

    ALP TO PERFORM ARITHMETIC OPERATIONS

    Aim:

    To write an assembly language program to perform arithmetic operations.

    Program:
    i. ALP to perform Addition
    AREA ARMex, CODE, READONLY
    ; Name this block of code ARMex
    ENTRY ; Mark first instruction to execute
    main
    LDR R1, =0x00001133
    LDR R2, =0x00001111
    ADD R3, R1,R2
    ;MOV R1, #0x33 ;R1 = 33
    ;MOV R2, #0x11 ;R2 = 11
    ;ADD R3, R1, R2 ;/* R3 = R1 + R2 */
    HERE
    B HERE ;/* End loop */
    END ;/* End of file */
    ii. ALP to perform Subtraction
    AREA ARMex, CODE, READONLY
    ; Name this block of code ARMex
    ENTRY ; Mark first instruction to execute
    main
    ;/* Write your assembly language code starting after this line. */
    MOV R1, #0x44
    MOV R2, #0x11
    SUB R3, R1, R2 ;/* R2 = R1 - R2 */
    ;/* Finish your assembly language code before this line. */
    HERE
    B HERE ;/* End loop */

    Register No:________________________
    18BMC304J-Laboratory

    END ;/* End of file */


    iii. ALP to perform Multiplication
    AREA ARMex, CODE, READONLY
    ; Name this block of code ARMex
    ENTRY ; Mark first instruction to execute
    main
    ;/* Write your assembly language code starting after this line. */
    MOV R1, #0x5
    MOV R2, #0x2
    MUL R3, R1, R2 ;/* R2 = R1 x R2 */
    ;/* Finish your assembly language code before this line. */
    HERE
    B HERE ;/* End loop */
    END ;/* End of file */
    iv. ALP to perform Division
    AREA ARMex, CODE, READONLY
    ; Name this block of code ARMex
    ENTRY ; Mark first instruction to execute
    main
    ;/* Write your assembly language code starting after this line. */
    MOV R0, #100 ;/* Dividend */
    MOV R1, #10 ;/* Divider */

    MOV R3, #0 ;/* Quotient in R3 */


    LOOP
    CMP R0, R1
    BLT DONE
    ADD R3, R3, #1 ;/* R3 = R3 + 1 */
    SUB R0, R0, R1 ;/* R0 = R0 - R1 */
    B LOOP ;/* Jump to LOOP */
    ;/* Quotient in R3 & Reminder in R0 */
    DONE
    ;/* Finish your assembly language code before this line. */
    HERE

    Register No:________________________
    18BMC304J-Laboratory

    B HERE ;/* End loop */


    END ;/* End of file */
    Output:

    Register No:________________________
    18BMC304J-Laboratory

    Result:

    Thus, the assembly language program to generate sawtooth waveform using the 8051
    microcontroller was written and executed successfully.

    Register No:________________________

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