e had an intern working on our thermometer data storage and he messed it up$.$ The readings are good, but the order is reversed. We need you to write us a efficient little MASM program to read in the temperature measurements from a file, and print them out with their order corrected!$$ This program must perform the following tasks $($as always, be sure to check the Requirements section$)$:

Implement and test three macros for I$/$O$.$ These macros should use Irvine$$s ReadString to get input from the user, and WriteString and WriteChar procedures to display output.

mGetString:$$ Display a prompt $($input$,$ reference$),$ then get the user$$s keyboard input into a memory location $($output$,$ reference$).$ You may also need to provide a$$count $($input$,$ value$)$ for the length of input string you can accommodate and provide a number of bytes read $($output$,$ value$)$ by the macro.mDisplayString:$$ Print the string which is stored in a specified memory location $($input$,$ reference$).$mDisplayChar:$$ Print an ASCII$-$formatted character which is provided as an immediate or constant $($input; immediate, constant, or register$).$

Implement and test the following two procedures which use string primitive instructions

ParseTempsFromString: $\{$parameters:$$fileBuffer $($reference$,$ input$),$ tempArray $($reference$,$ output$)\}$

fileBuffer will contain a number $($TEMPS$\_$PER$\_$DAY$($CONSTANT$))$ of string$-$formatted integer values, separated by a delimiter. The DELIMITER must be defined as a character CONSTANT so that we can change it during testing.

TEMPS$\_$PER$\_$DAY should be initially set to $24$DELIMITER should be initially set to the comma character $,$

Convert $($using string primitives$)$ the string of ascii$-$formatted numbers to their numeric value representations. Some values will be negative and others will be positive.Store the converted temperatures in an SDWORD array $($output parameter, by reference$).$

WriteTempsReverse:$\{$parameters:$$tempArray $($reference$,$ input$)\}$

Print an SDWORD integer array to the screen, separated by a CONSTANT$-$defined DELIMITER$$character$.$The integers must be printed in the reverse order that they are stored in the array.$$Invoke the mDisplayChar macro to print the DELIMITER character.

Write a test program $($in main$)$ which uses the ParseTempsFromString$$and WriteTempsReverse$$procedures above to:

Invoke the mGetString macro $($see parameter requirements above$)$ to get a file name from the user.Open this file and read the contents into a file buffer $($BYTE array$).$ File formatting follows...

The file will contain a series of positive or negative ASCII$-$format integers, separated by a DELIMITER.Each line of numbers will have TEMPS$\_$PER$\_$DAY$$values$.$The last number of each line also has a DELIMITER$$after it$.$

Use ParseTempsFromString to parse the first line of temperature readings, convert them from ASCII to numeric value, and store the numeric values in an array.$$Use WriteTempsReverse to print the temperature values in the reverse order that they were stored in the file $($print to the terminal window$).$ Crazy interns!