In assembly language

You can use EDIT command in DOS or notepad in WINDOWS. You have to save the file with .asm

extension filename (for example assign2.asm). Follow the following instructions.

(1)

Use MASM to assemble the file.

MASM /l assign2.asm

(2)

Use LINK to link the file (.obj file).

LINK assign2.obj

Hit enter for all questions

(3)

Use DIR to see files

DIR assign2.*

(4)

Use DEBUG to trace the program

DEBUG assign2.exe

- d (enter)

(5)

Put everything in a .doc file and turn in. This includes .lst file and DEBUG print out.

You need to identify the result of each line. If the result is in the memory, you need to

display the content of that memory

--My question

--.asm file code

TITLE A04ASM1 Segments for an EXE Program ;------------------------------ STACK SEGMENT PARA STACK 'Stack' STACK ENDS ;------------------------------ DATASEG SEGMENT PARA 'Data' DATASEG ENDS ;------------------------------ CODESEG SEGMENT PARA 'Code' MAIN PROC FAR ASSUME SS:STACK, DS:DATASEG, CS:CODESEG MOV AX, DATASEG ;Set address of data segment in DS MOV DS, AX ; ;---- rest of code goes here------ MOV AX, 4C00H ;End Processing INT 21H MAIN ENDP ;End of Procedure CODESEG ENDS ;End of segment END MAIN ;End of Program 

2. Write an assembly program using conventional segment definitions for the following: (a) Move the immediate value hex 40 to the AL register, (b) shift Al contents one bit left (SHL AL,1), (c) move immediate value hex 1A to BL, (d) multiply AL by BL (MUL BL). Remember the instructions required to end program execution. The program does not need to define or initialize the data segment. Copy a skeleton program and use your editor to develop the program. Assemble, link, and use DEBUG to trace and to check the code segment and registers. 2. Write an assembly program using conventional segment definitions for the following: (a) Move the immediate value hex 40 to the AL register, (b) shift Al contents one bit left (SHL AL,1), (c) move immediate value hex 1A to BL, (d) multiply AL by BL (MUL BL). Remember the instructions required to end program execution. The program does not need to define or initialize the data segment. Copy a skeleton program and use your editor to develop the program. Assemble, link, and use DEBUG to trace and to check the code segment and registers