This upcoming lab will require the use of seven segment displays to display hexadecimal values. For the prelab, write a file for use in an ARM program that acts as a lookup table which returns a byte-long value that can be used to drive a 7 segment display on the FPGA boards. The table should represent the decimal values 0 through 9 as well as the letters a through f. All numbers must be displayed as unique.

7 segment display:

Below is an image showing how each segment on the display is mapped to a bit in each byte. The A segment corresponds to the least significant bit, G to the second-most significant bit, and the decimal point to the most significant bit. When a 1 is written to the corresponding pin on the board, the segment will light up. When a 0 is written, the segment will be turned off.

DP Hint: The lookup table entries should look as follows: equ ONE, 0x00000006 DP Hint: The lookup table entries should look as follows: equ ONE, 0x00000006