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<p><b>New page</b></p><div>==Lab9==<br />
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My option is lucky number 3. Too late to pull out? :P<br />
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===Understanding===<br />
My hardest bit is figuring out what is being passed to option 3 (and asking people who are doing option 2 dont quite have an idea) and what I am passing out.<br />
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I have spent 2 hours trying to understand this and will get there sometime.<br />
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===Task1===<br />
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<pre>.long _TOK_MUL<br />
.long 4<br />
.long 0<br />
.long _TOK_DIV<br />
.long 4<br />
.long 0</pre><br />
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Here is parsetree.c converted to an assembly file via gcc -S parsetree.c. Is this by what is for<br />
<pre>1. Collect all identifiers that appear within the program, and for each<br />
one emit code of the form<br />
.globl _ident<br />
_ident:<br />
.long 0</pre><br />
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===Task2===<br />
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===Task3===<br />
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===Task4===<br />
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===Conclusion===<br />
Doing option 3 is rather confusion and perhaps a bit more explicitness would help.<br />
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That said If i could get it going well it would be awesome as it supplements this course as well as another course compsys201 where we are learning assembly.</div>Mark