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Assembly Language

Asked by mkiadi2002 in Assembly Programming Language

Tags: I need the answer for reverse engineering and undrestanding the concepts

Write an Intel 8085 program to multiply two integers of size 20 digits each ( For example : 19837653929987654321 x 90870054781976543975 ). Since you will not find an 8085 multiply instruction to do this operation, you need to write your own sequence of instructions. Let the operands be supplied in two sequences of memory locations in any format. The result could be stored in a third sequence of memory locations.

Draw a map of registers and memory space showing changes after the execution of each instruction.

Produce machine language of your program. In other words hand-assemble your program and provide machine code.
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