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Name Toan Lam Date 03/03/2024
Course and Section: COSC-2325.902
Irvine Library Assignment
Question 1: Starting on Page 184: Complete Tutorial: Library Test #1 In this hands-on tutorial, you will write a program that demonstrates integer input–output with screen colors.
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Program code:
INCLUDE C:\Irvine\Irvine32.inc
.data
COUNT = 4
BlueTextOnGray = blue + (lightGray * 16)
DefaultColor = lightGray + (black * 16)
arrayD SDWORD 12345678h,1A4B2000h,3434h,7AB9h
prompt BYTE "Enter a 32-bit signed integer: ",0
.code
main PROC
; Select blue text on a light gray background
mov eax,BlueTextOnGray
call SetTextColor
call Clrscr ; clear the screen
; Display an array using DumpMem.
mov esi,OFFSET arrayD ; starting OFFSET
mov ebx,TYPE arrayD ; doubleword = 4 bytes
mov ecx,LENGTHOF arrayD ; number of units in arrayD
call DumpMem ; display memory
; Ask the user to input a sequence of signed integers
call Crlf ; new line
mov ecx,COUNT
L1: mov edx,OFFSET prompt
call WriteString
call ReadInt ; input integer into EAX
call Crlf ; new line
; Display the integer in decimal, hexadecimal, and binary
call WriteInt ; display in signed decimal
call Crlf
call WriteHex ; display in hexadecimal
call Crlf
call WriteBin ; display in binary
call Crlf
call Crlf
Loop L1 ; repeat the loop
; Return the console window to default colors
Name Toan Lam Date 03/03/2024
Course and Section: COSC-2325.902
call WaitMsg ; "Press any key..."
mov eax,DefaultColor
call SetTextColor
call Clrscr
exit
main ENDP
END main
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2. Starting on Page 188: Complete Tutorial: Library Test #2 Random Integers. This program demonstrates random-number-generation capabilities of the link library and introduces the CALL instruction.
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Program code:
INCLUDE C:\Irvine\Irvine32.inc
TAB = 9 ; ASCII code for Tab
.code
main PROC
call Randomize ; init random generator
call Rand1
call Rand2
exit
main ENDP
Name Toan Lam Date 03/03/2024
Course and Section: COSC-2325.902
Rand1 PROC
; Generate ten pseudo-random integers.
mov ecx,10 ; loop 10 times
L1: call Random32 ; generate random int
call WriteDec ; write in unsigned decimal
mov al,TAB ; horizontal tab
call WriteChar ; write the tab
loop L1
call Crlf
ret
Rand1 ENDP
Rand2 PROC
; Generate ten pseudo-random integers from -50 to +49
mov ecx,10 ; loop 10 times
L1: mov eax,100 ; values 0-99
call RandomRange ; generate random int
sub eax,50 ; values -50 to +49
call WriteInt ; write signed decimal
mov al,TAB ; horizontal tab
call WriteChar ; write the tab
loop L1
call Crlf
ret
Rand2 ENDP
END main
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