Implement the following expression in assembly language: CX = -val2 - val1 + (-val1 + val3) + 3 - Assume that val1, val2, and val3 are 8-bit integer variables - You need to implement the expression the way it is provided, you cannot do any reduction on the expression while implementing it. - Initialize val1 with 12 (decimal), val2 with 9 (decimal), and val3 with 2 (decimal) - You are NOT allowed to update the values stored in val1, val2, and val3 - You are only allowed to use 16-bit registers to hold intermediate results, whenever needed. - Use mov, add, sub, movzx, movzx, or neg instructions whenever needed. - Use the debugger to verify your answer.
2. Implement the following expression in assembly language:
CX = -val2 - val1 + (-val1 + val3) + 3
- Assume that val1, val2, and val3 are 8-bit integer variables
- You need to implement the expression the way it is provided, you cannot do any reduction on the
expression while implementing it.
- Initialize val1 with 12 (decimal), val2 with 9 (decimal), and val3 with 2 (decimal)
- You are NOT allowed to update the values stored in val1, val2, and val3
- You are only allowed to use 16-bit registers to hold intermediate results, whenever needed.
- Use mov, add, sub, movzx, movzx, or neg instructions whenever needed.
- Use the debugger to verify your answer.
***PLEASE IMPLEMENT THESE CODE IN THE PROGRAM*****
.386
.model flat,stdcall
.stack 4096
ExitProcess proto,dwExitCode:dword
.data
.code
main PROC
invoke ExitProcess,0
main endp
end main
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