Question: hi this is an assembly code made in little computer 3 (lc3) code for this assignment that has an error i couldn't find, it either

 hi this is an assembly code made in little computer 3(lc3) code for this assignment that has an error i couldn't find,it either doesn't fill a value in required memory space or gets

hi this is an assembly code made in little computer 3 (lc3) code for this assignment that has an error i couldn't find, it either doesn't fill a value in required memory space or gets stuck in a loop. please don't post an answer if you did not test it.

.ORIG x3000

LDI R3, MONTH ; m

LDI R4, DAY ; q (Day)

LDI R5, YEAR ;

;COMPUTE M

AND R1,R1,#0

AND R2,R2,#0

AND R6,R6,#0

ADD R1,R3,#0

ADD R1,R1,#-2

BRp MONTHIS2

ADD R1,R1,#12

MONTHIS2

ADD R1,R1,#0

STI R1,M

;COMPUTE D

AND R1,R1,#0

AND R2,R2,#0

AND R6,R6,#0

ADD R1,R5,#0

LD R2,N_100

JSR MOD

LDI R6,X_MOD_Y

STI R6,D

;compute c

AND R1,R1,#0

AND R2,R2,#0

AND R6,R6,#0

ADD R1,R5,#0

LD R2,N_100

JSR DIV

LDI R6,X_DIV_Y

STI R6,C

;COMPUTE THE FORMULA

AND R1,R1,#0

AND R2,R2,#0

AND R6,R6,#0 ; (13M-1)

LDI R1,M

ADD R2,R2,#13

JSR MULT

LDI R6,X_MUL_Y

ADD R6,R6,#-1

AND R1,R1,#0

AND R2,R2,#0

;(13M-1)/5

ADD R1,R6,#0

ADD R2,R2,#5

AND R6,R6,#0

JSR DIV

LDI R6,X_DIV_Y

ADD R6,R6,R4 ;K+(13M-1)/5

AND R1,R1,#0

AND R2,R2,#0

LDI R1,D

ADD R6,R6,R1 ;K+(13M-1)/5+D

AND R1,R1,#0

LDI R1,D

ADD R2,R2,#4 ;D/4

JSR DIV

AND R1,R1,#0

LDI R1,X_DIV_Y

ADD R6,R6,R1 ;K+(13M-1)/5+D +D/4

AND R1,R1,#0

AND R2,R2,#0

LDI R1,C

ADD R2,R1,R1 ;2C

NOT R2,R2

ADD R2,R2,#1

ADD R2,R2,#4 ;4-2C

JSR DIV

AND R1,R1,#0

LDI R1,X_DIV_Y

ADD R6,R6,R1 ;K+(13M-1)/5+D +D/4+C/4-2C

AND R1,R1,#0

AND R2,R2,#0

ADD R1, R6, #0

ADD R2, R2, #7

JSR MOD ; F mod 7

AND R0,R0,#0

AND R6,R6,#0

LDI R6, X_MOD_Y

STI R6,DAY_OF_THE_WEEK

LD R0,DAYS

ADD R0,R6,#0

PUTS

HALT

DAYS

.STRINGZ " Sunday "

.STRINGZ " Monday "

.STRINGZ " Tuesday "

.STRINGZ " Wendsday"

.STRINGZ " Thursday"

.STRINGZ " Friday "

.STRINGZ " Saturday"

DAY_OF_THE_WEEK .FILL x31F3

MONTH .FILL x31F0

DAY .FILL x31F1

YEAR .FILL x31F2

M .FILL x3100

D .FILL x3101

C .FILL x3102

X_MUL_Y .FILL x3103

X_DIV_Y .FILL x3104

X_MOD_Y .FILL x3105

N_100 .FILL #100

MULT

STI R1, SAVE_R1 ; Save registers

STI R2, SAVE_R2 ;

STI R3, SAVE_R3 ;

STI R4, SAVE_R4 ;

;STI R7, SAVE_R7

AND R4, R4, #0 ; Test the sign of X

ADD R1, R1, #0

BRn X_NEG ; If X is negative, change X to positive

BR #3

X_NEG

NOT R1, R1

ADD R1, R1, #1

NOT R4, R4

ADD R2, R2, #0

BRn Y_NEG ; If Y is negative, change Y to positive

BR #3 ; Change Y to positive

Y_NEG

NOT R2, R2

ADD R2, R2, #1

NOT R4, R4

AND R3, R3, #0

MULT_REPEAT

ADD R3, R3, R1 ; Perform addition on X

ADD R2, R2, #-1 ; Use R2 as the counter

BRnp MULT_REPEAT ; Continue loop while counter not equal to 0

ADD R4, R4, #0 ; Test the sign flag

BRn CHANGE_SIGN ; Change the result if sign flag is negative

BR #2

CHANGE_SIGN ; Change the sign of the result

NOT R3, R3

ADD R3, R3, #1

STI R3, X_MUL_Y ; Save the result

LDI R1, SAVE_R1 ; Restore registers

LDI R2, SAVE_R2 ;

LDI R3, SAVE_R3 ;

LDI R4, SAVE_R4 ;

RET

DIV

STI R1, SAVE_R1 ; Save registers

STI R2, SAVE_R2 ;

STI R3, SAVE_R3 ;

STI R4, SAVE_R4 ;

STI R5, SAVE_R5 ;

AND R3, R3, #0 ; Initialize the whole part counter

AND R5, R5, #0 ; Initialize the sign flag

ADD R1, R1, #0

BRn X_NEG_2 ; If X is negative, change X to positive

BR #3

X_NEG_2

NOT R1, R1

ADD R1, R1, #1

NOT R5, R5

ADD R2, R2, #0

BRn Y_NEG_2

BR #3

Y_NEG_2

NOT R2, R2

ADD R2, R2, #1

NOT R5, R5

NOT R4, R2 ; Initialize the decrement counter

ADD R4, R4, #1 ;

DIV_REPEAT

ADD R1, R1, R4 ; Subtract Y from X

BRn #2

ADD R3, R3, #1 ; Increment the whole number counter

BR DIV_REPEAT ; Continue loop while X is still greater than Y

ADD R5, R5, #0 ; Test the sign flag

BRn CHANGE_SIGN_2 ; Change the result if sign flag is negative

BR #2

CHANGE_SIGN_2 ; Change the sign of the result

NOT R3, R3

ADD R3, R3, #1

STI R3, X_DIV_Y ; Save the result

LDI R1, SAVE_R1 ; Restore registers

LDI R2, SAVE_R2 ;

LDI R3, SAVE_R3 ;

LDI R4, SAVE_R4 ;

LDI R5, SAVE_R5

RET

MOD

STI R1, SAVE_R1 ; Save registors

STI R2, SAVE_R2 ;

STI R3, SAVE_R3 ;

STI R4, SAVE_R4 ;

STI R5, SAVE_R5 ;

;STI R7, SAVE_R7

AND R5, R5, #0

ADD R1, R1, #0

BRn X_NEG_3 ; If X is negative, change X to positive

BR #3

X_NEG_3

NOT R1, R1

ADD R1, R1, #1

NOT R5, R5

ADD R2, R2, #0

BRn Y_NEG_3

BR #3

Y_NEG_3 ; If Y is negative, change Y to positive

NOT R2, R2

ADD R2, R2, #1

NOT R5, R5

NOT R3, R2 ; Initialize the decrement counter

ADD R3, R3, #1 ;

ADD R4, R1, #0 ; Initialize the modulo counter

MOD_REPEAT

ADD R1, R1, R3 ;

BRnz #2 ; If R3 cannot go into R1 exit loop

ADD R4, R4, R3 ; else continue to calculate modulo

BR MOD_REPEAT

STI R4, X_MOD_Y

LDI R1, SAVE_R1 ; Restore registers

LDI R2, SAVE_R2 ;

LDI R3, SAVE_R3 ;

LDI R4, SAVE_R4 ;

LDI R5, SAVE_R5 ;

;LDI R7, SAVE_R7 ;

RET

; Used to save and restore registers

SAVE_R1 .FILL x3500

SAVE_R2 .FILL x3501

SAVE_R3 .FILL x3502

SAVE_R4 .FILL x3503

SAVE_R5 .FILL x3504

SAVE_R6 .FILL x3505

SAVE_R7 .FILL x3506

.END

LAB 7 COMPUTE DAY oF THE WEEK. 7.1 Problem Statement Write an LC-3 program that given the day, month and year will return the day of the week. 7.1.1 Inputs Before execution begins, it is assumed that locations x31Fo, 31F1, and x31F2 contain the following inputs: x31F0 The usual number of the month x31F1 The day of the month x31F2 The year For the example we have been using, June 1, 2005, we could use this code fragment in a different module: ORIG 2x31F0 FILL 6 FILL a 1 FILL #2005 7.1.2 outputs The outputs are: A number between 0 and 6 that corresponds to the days of the week, starting with Sunday, should be location The corresponding name of the day is displayed on the screen. 7.1.3 Example The program to be written answers this question: what was the day of the week on January 1, 1900? Answer: YGbnoM Revision; 1.6, August 26, 2005

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