PROGRAM $12$: Dog Sizes

Based on the table above, dogs are often sized by weight as follows:

WeightSizeSize CodeUp to $20$ lbsXSA$20-30$ lbsSS$30-50$ lbsMM$50-90$ lbsLL$90$ or moreXLX

Write an HLA Assembly language program that implements the following function:

procedure dog$($ weight : real$32)$; @nodisplay; @noframe;

Your function should return in AL the Size Code value, as shown in the chart above.$$

$($Hint: Please review the$$Sample Programs$$in Floating Point unit to see how to compare floating point values.$$ You need to use the floating point instruction fcomp as shown on the second example program.$)$

$($Second Hint: To load declared int$32$ integral values into the FPU, you must use FILD,$$ not FLD$.)$

gimme you dog's weight $($in lbs$)$: $9\mathrm{.}5$

size code: A

gimme you dog's weight $($in lbs$)$: $25\mathrm{.}0$

size code: S

gimme you dog's weight $($in lbs$)$: $91\mathrm{.}12$

size code: X