Write an MIPS assembly language program to calculate the product of A and B, assuming they are stored in IEEE 754 format. Indicate if there is overflow or underflow. (Remember, IEEE 754 assumes 1 guard, 1 round bit, and 1 sticky bit, and rounds to the nearest even.)

Floating point multiplication is even more complicated and challenging than floating point addition, and both pale in comparison to floating point division. The following table shows pairs of decimal numbers.

a. b. A -8.0546875 x 10 8.59375 x 10- -1.79931640625 x 10-1 8.125 x 10-1