SIC Standard Program a. Write the object code for each statement. In other words, write the location counter of each statement and describe the object code that the statement is assembled to. b. Write an object program that is created when this program is assembled. (All numbers not specified are regarded as decimal numbers, except that 1000 is the hexadecimal number in the first state, COPY START 1000.) COPY START 1000 FIRST LDX ZERO MSTR LDCH SONE,X STCH STWO,X TIX NONE JLT MSTR OUTLP LDX ZERO WLOOP TD OUT JEQ WLOOP LDCH STWO,X WD OUT TIX NONE JLT WLOOP SONE BYTE C'SYSTEMPROGRAMMING' STWO RESB 17 ZERO WORD O NONE WORD 17 OUT BYTE END X'05 FIRST SIC Standard Program a. Write the object code for each statement. In other words, write the location counter of each statement and describe the object code that the statement is assembled to. b. Write an object program that is created when this program is assembled. (All numbers not specified are regarded as decimal numbers, except that 1000 is the hexadecimal number in the first state, COPY START 1000.) COPY START 1000 FIRST LDX ZERO MSTR LDCH SONE,X STCH STWO,X TIX NONE JLT MSTR OUTLP LDX ZERO WLOOP TD OUT JEQ WLOOP LDCH STWO,X WD OUT TIX NONE JLT WLOOP SONE BYTE C'SYSTEMPROGRAMMING' STWO RESB 17 ZERO WORD O NONE WORD 17 OUT BYTE END X'05 FIRST