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Understand The Assembly Language Programming of 8086 Family. Chapter - 7 in Microprocessor and Interfacing Subject. The subject code is 66662.
If you watch this video till the end, you will able to know the assembler pseudo instructions, the use of assembler directives that are SEGMENT, ENDS, ASSUME, DUP, etc, the use of program development tools that are editor, assembler, linker, locator, debugger and emulator.
IF-THEN-ELSE, WHILE-DO, Pseudocode, and flow chart.
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There are three or four fields for every instruction in the #assembly_language program. These fields are Lebel field, Op-code field, Operand field and a Comment field.
The assembler directives are SEGMENT, ENDS, ASSUME and DUP. The use of assembler directives are given below:
SEGMENT: There are two types of the segment using assembly language. One is a Data segment and another is Code segment. Data segment contains data and code segment contains code.
ENDS: ENDS directive is used at the end of the segment.
ASSUME: ASSUME directory is used for the naming of the segment.
The use of program development tools are given below:
Editor: It is used for an editing program. It gives the opportunity to edit, submit and enter the set of instructions.
Assembler: It is used for converting assembly language to machine language.
Emulator: It consists of hardware and software.
Linker: It is used to split a big program to small size program. The small programs are called modules. It is easy to develop, test and debug small programs.
Debugger: It is used for debugging a program.
Pseudo Code: A program is written in English and another language step by step, that steps are called pseudocode.
Flowchart: Graphical representation of an assembly language program.
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assembly language Bangla tutorial, 8085 microprocessor, assembler directives, assembly language 8086 programming tutorial, #8086_microprocessor.
If you watch this video till the end, you will able to know the assembler pseudo instructions, the use of assembler directives that are SEGMENT, ENDS, ASSUME, DUP, etc, the use of program development tools that are editor, assembler, linker, locator, debugger and emulator.
IF-THEN-ELSE, WHILE-DO, Pseudocode, and flow chart.
If you are new on my channel, please subscribe to my channel Deb Reviews and don't forget to press the bell icon. So that you can get the notification when I will publish a new video.
There are three or four fields for every instruction in the #assembly_language program. These fields are Lebel field, Op-code field, Operand field and a Comment field.
The assembler directives are SEGMENT, ENDS, ASSUME and DUP. The use of assembler directives are given below:
SEGMENT: There are two types of the segment using assembly language. One is a Data segment and another is Code segment. Data segment contains data and code segment contains code.
ENDS: ENDS directive is used at the end of the segment.
ASSUME: ASSUME directory is used for the naming of the segment.
The use of program development tools are given below:
Editor: It is used for an editing program. It gives the opportunity to edit, submit and enter the set of instructions.
Assembler: It is used for converting assembly language to machine language.
Emulator: It consists of hardware and software.
Linker: It is used to split a big program to small size program. The small programs are called modules. It is easy to develop, test and debug small programs.
Debugger: It is used for debugging a program.
Pseudo Code: A program is written in English and another language step by step, that steps are called pseudocode.
Flowchart: Graphical representation of an assembly language program.
Tags are given below
assembly language Bangla tutorial, 8085 microprocessor, assembler directives, assembly language 8086 programming tutorial, #8086_microprocessor.
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