DATABASE CONCEPTS CUSTOM
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Chapter 7, Problem 7.35RQ
Program Plan Intro
Integrated development environment (IDE)
An IDE is application software which provides complete packages to developers for developing software.
- Generally it contains code editor, automation tools, a compiler and a debugger.
- These options are accessed through a single GUI (Graphical User Interface).
- It may be an individual application, or it may include as portion of one or other existing and suitable applications.
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An active-HIGH pulse (HIGH level when asse rted, LOW level when not) is required on an i nverter input.(a) Draw the appropriate logic symbol, using t he distinctive shape and the negation indicat or, for the inverter in this application.(b) Describe the output when a positive-goin g pulse is applied to the input of an inverter.
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ORG 100
LDA A1
STA T1
LDA B1
STA T2
LDA T1 I
STA A1 I
ISZ B1
ISZ A1
ISZ ENC
BUN L2
//COMPUTER
HLT
L1,
INC
A1,
HEX 5000
STA T2 1
B1,
HEX 6000
ISZ T1
T1,
HEX O
ISZ T2
T2,
HEX 0
ISZ DCD
DCD,
DEC -8
BUN L1
// DPNQVUFS
ENC,
DEC -8
LDA B1 I
DEC,
HEX FF
L2,
ADD DEC
END
Convert this question to Subroutines
> F = [(A. B) + (A'. B')]” = [(A. B)'. (A'. B')']'
ORG 100
LDA A
// Load A operand to AC
HLT
// END Program
AND B
CMA
STA T1
LDA A
CMA
STA T2
LDA B
CMA
AND T2
CMA
// Store AC result in T1
// Load A operand to AC
// Complement result in AC
// Store AC [A'] result in T2
// Load B operand to AC
// Complement result in AC
// AND B' with T2[A'] operand
// Complement result in AC
AND T1 // AND [(A'.B')'] with T1[(A.B)']
CMA // Complement result in AC
STA F // Store AC result in F
// AND A operand with B operand
B,
HEX 01
// Complement result in AC
A,
HEX 01
T1,
HEX O
T2,
HEX 0
F,
HEX 0
END
Chapter 7 Solutions
DATABASE CONCEPTS CUSTOM
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