Draw a Lozenge$($diamond shape$)$ in Assembly Language

Objective: Write a program in assembly language that takes two inputs from the user: the width and the height of a lozenge $($diamond shape$).$ The program should then display the lozenge using asterisks $(*)$ on the console.

Specifications:

$1.$ Inputs:

$$ Width: The number of asterisks at the widest point $($middle row$).$

$$ Height: The total number of rows in the lozenge.

$2.$ Output:

$$ A lozenge $($diamond shape$)$ displayed in text format.

$3.$ Constraints:

$$ The width must be an odd number $($prompt the user to re$-$enter if even$).$

$$ The height must be at least the width to form a valid lozenge.

$4.$ Environment:

$$ Use x$86$ assembly language.

$$ Write the program to run on a $32-$bit architecture.

$5.$ Example Input$/$Output:

Input:

Enter width: $5$ Enter height: $7$

Output:

$*$

$***$

$*****$

$*******$

$*****$

$***$

$*$