Language Assembler
(SPARC)
Date: | 05/20/06 |
Author: | Ralf Horstmann |
URL: | n/a |
Comments: | 1 |
Info: | http://docs.sun.com/app/docs/doc/816-1681 |
Score: | (3.49 in 35 votes) |
/*********************************************************************** * 99 Bottles of Beer in SPARC assembly language for Sun Solaris * Compile with: as -o bottles.o bottles.s; ld -o bottles bottles.o * Author: Ralf Horstmann <ralf.horstmann@gmx.de> ***********************************************************************/ .section ".rodata" .align 4 .botl0: .asciz "no more bottles" .botl1: .asciz " bottle" .botl2: .asciz " bottles" .strg1: .asciz " of beer on the wall, " .strg2: .asciz " of beer.\n" .strg3: .asciz "Take one down and pass it around, " .strg4: .asciz " of beer on the wall.\n\n" .strg5: .ascii "Go to the store and buy some more," .asciz " 99 bottles of beer on the wall.\n" SYSCALL_EXIT=1 SYSCALL_WRITE=4 STDOUT=1 .section ".text" .globl main /***********************************************************************/ main: save %sp, -96, %sp mov 99, %l0 ! put the bottles onto the wall loop: call putbtl mov %l0, %o0 ! delay slot sethi %hi(.strg1), %o0 call puts or %o0, %lo(.strg1), %o0 call putbtl mov %l0, %o0 sethi %hi(.strg2), %o0 call puts or %o0, %lo(.strg2), %o0 cmp %l0, 0 be oob ! out of beer dec %l0 ! n - 1 sethi %hi(.strg3), %o0 call puts or %o0, %lo(.strg3), %o0 call putbtl mov %l0, %o0 sethi %hi(.strg4), %o0 call puts or %o0, %lo(.strg4), %o0 ba loop nop oob: sethi %hi(.strg5), %o0 ! no beer anymore call puts or %o0, %lo(.strg5), %o0 call exit mov 0, %o0 ! exit code /*********************************************************************** * print "n bottle(s)"/"no bottles" string, number in o0 */ putbtl: save %sp, -96, %sp cmp %i0, 1 ble 1f nop call putn ! > 1 bottle mov %i0, %o0 sethi %hi(.botl2), %o0 call puts or %o0, %lo(.botl2), %o0 ret restore 1: cmp %i0, 0 be 1f nop call putn ! = 1 bottle mov %i0, %o0 sethi %hi(.botl1), %o0 call puts or %o0, %lo(.botl1), %o0 ret restore 1: sethi %hi(.botl0), %o0 ! no bottles call puts or %o0, %lo(.botl0), %o0 ret restore /*********************************************************************** * print number in o0 to stdout */ putn: save %sp, -(96 + 8), %sp ! we need some stack space here udiv %i0, 10, %o0 ! o0 = i0 / 10 umul %o0, 10, %o2 ! o2 = o0 * 10 sub %i0, %o2, %o2 ! o2 = i0 - o2 => remainder cmp %o0, 0 ! if quotient is not 0, we call bz 1f ! putn recursively with nop ! quotient as parameter. call putn nop 1: add %o2, 0x30, %o2 ! convert remainder to ascii stb %o2, [%sp + 96] ! store remainder to stack add %sp, 96, %o1 ! put stack address into o1 mov STDOUT, %o0 call write ! print remainder to stdout mov 1, %o2 ! one character only ret restore /*********************************************************************** * print zero terminated string, o0: string pointer */ puts: save %sp, -96, %sp mov %i0, %o0 1: ldub [%o0], %o1 ! load next byte from buffer cmp 0, %o1 bne,a 1b ! ,a: inc instruction is only inc %o0 ! executed if branch is taken sub %o0, %i0, %o2 ! strlen is in o2 now mov %i0, %o1 call write mov STDOUT, %o0 nop ret restore /*********************************************************************** * write syscall, o0: fd, o1: string pointer, o2: length */ write: mov SYSCALL_WRITE, %g1 ! syscall number passed in g1 ta 8 retl nop /*********************************************************************** * exit syscall, exit code in o0 */ exit: mov SYSCALL_EXIT, %g1 ta 8
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Version | Author | Date | Comments | Rate |
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PDP-8 | barrym | 04/11/11 | 0 | |
Atmel AVR 8-bit Controller | Michael Strosche | 09/23/09 | 1 |
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barrym said on 08/30/10 02:25:15
This and the AVR-8 version both look quite competent, but naturally quite different.
Wouldn't it be a good idea to give each one its own browser heading like the rest of
the assembly languages, instead of lumping them together in a generic category?