Can you write code based on CPUlator's ARMv$7$ DE$1-$SoC system containing an ARMv$7$processor$?$

Sample Output:

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The source code is in the attached file.

Explanation:

We have designed a game where we want contestants to estimate the closest

number to the number generated by the system. First, our program generates

a number in the $\_$start, START, TEMP and RANDOM subroutines. And assigns

the necessary fields to the register such as buttons and seven$-$segment display.

The Seven$-$segment display also shows PLAY. PLAY will continue to appear until

the user presses key $0.$ When KEYO is pressed, the game starts for the first

contestant and starts writing $001$ on the seven$-$segment display. Competitors

can change the number they guess using Key$3$ and Key$2.$ Key$3$ increases tens

digit from $0$ to $9$ if the number is $9,$ it returns to $0,$ key $2$ increases the units'

digit, if the number is $9,$ it returns $0.$ These operations are performed using

read, count, compare$1,$ compare$2,$ count$10,$ seg$7\_$code subroutines. After the

first competitor enters the number he wants, he presses key$0,$ so that the

second competitor starts to play and starts writing $002$ on the seven$-$segment

display. In this process, the user subroutine is used. The second competitor

changes the number using key$2$ and key$3,$ and when he finishes, he presses

key$0.$ After two competitors have successfully entered their predicted

numbers, the program starts calculating the nearest number to the generated

number. It does this with using the result subroutine. In the result subroutine,

the values given by the two competitors are subtracted from the generated

number and the closest number is found. While these operations are being

performed, generated number appears in the seven$-$segment display. $($For

example, if the generated number is $35,$ then appears $35.)$ After a certain

period of time, which contestant wins and the winning number will appear on

the seven$-$segment display. $($If the first competitor has entered $45,$ the second

contestant has entered $56,$ in this case $451$ appears in the seven$-$segment

display.$)$ After a certain period of time, won text will appear in seven$-$segment

display, the final subroutine is used for that process and after that the game

will start over. If the constents want to play again, they need to press key$0$ to

start the game again.