MASM Assembly Language x86 Processor -

Twos_Complement_Shortcut (Chapter 7, Supplied)

Hello Chegg experts, this is one of my programming assignments for MASM assembly language x86 Processor.

I desperately need your help on this!! Also use Irvine32 library.

Here is the assignment:

Twos_Complement_Shortcut (Chapter 7, Supplied)

As seen from here: Working from LSB towards MSB, you can see a shortcut to manually convert a binary number into its two's complement. The shortcut allows to convert a number to its two's complement without forming its ones' complement and plus one. The algorithm can be described like this:

Start at the least significant bit (LSB), and copy all the zeros until the first 1 is reached

Copy that 1

Flip all the remaining bits to the beginning

For example: the two's complement of "0011 1100" is "1100 0100". Write a procedure:

TwosCompShortCut PROC ; Receives: EAX as a signed integer. ; Returns: EAX the 2's complement of EAX. 

Where you can create two conditional loops for step1 and step3. Don't think too complicated. Totally twelve instructions or so should be enough in the PROC body. When call TwosCompShortCut in main to let the user enter a 32-bit integer, your output should be look like:

Enter a 32-bit signed integer in decimal: 1 Your integer input in hexadecimal is 00000001 The 2's complement in hexadecimal is FFFFFFFF The 2's complement in decimal is -1 Press any key to continue . . . 

or

Enter a signed integer in decimal: 0 Your integer input in hexadecimal is 00000000 The 2's complement in hexadecimal is 00000000 The 2's complement in decimal is +0 Press any key to continue . . . 

Thank you in advance..

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