Please help with code. Have to be in Assembly 2015 x86 (.asm). and include Irvin
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Please help with code. Have to be in Assembly 2015 x86 (.asm). and include Irvine32.inc. Please provide sample output of the code and the code have to be runnable. Thanks!
1. (8 points) Write a program that clears the screen and prompts the user to enter three signed integers Enter Signed Integer: Assign those values to val2, val3, and val4 vall, val2, val3 and val4 are 32-bit memory signed integers Pass those values to a subroutine that implements the following expression: - vall (val2 + val3) * (val4 / val2) + (val3 * 3) To access the values in the caller frame, use EBP (remember EBP is created at the callee side). The calculated expression result needs to be assigned to vall at the caller side. The calculated expression result needs to be displayed on console screen from main subroutine. - - Name the subroutine IntegerArithmeticProc When calling or creating the IntegerArithmeticProc subroutine, you are not allowed to use any of the following directives: invoke, addr, proc with lists, and proto or proto with lists Use the appropriate multiplication and division instructions Use the CBW, CWD, or CDQ instructions when needed. For (val3 * 3), you must use the instruction of the two operands format. Run your program using the debugger to verify your answers. - - Use Step Into instead of Step Over to keep track of the stack, ESP, EBP, EIP during debugging. "To access the stack memory, copy the value of ESP from the register window and past it in the search text box in the memory windowExplanation / Answer
START: ASSUME CS:CODE
MOV AX, 0600H; 06 TO SCROLL & 00 FOR FULLJ SCREEN
MOV BH,71H; ATTRIBUTE 7 FOR BACKGROUND AND 1 FOR FOREGROUND
MOV CX,000H; STARTING COORDINATES
MOV DX,184H; ENDING COORDINATES
INT 10H; FOR VIDEO DISPLAY
MOV AH,4CH; RETURN TO DOS MODE
INT 21H
CODE ENDS
END START
Prompt BYTE "enter a signed integer"
VAL 2,
VAL3,
VAL4
and for clear screen handle
CURSOR_MOVE event
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