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| ====== Mathematics function in assembly ====== | ====== Mathematics function in assembly ====== | ||
| - | ===== by Cyprien Guillemot, Bonjun Gu, Pil Hun Choi ===== | + | by Cyprien Guillemot, Bonjun Gu, Pil Hun Choi |
| ==== What did you do? ==== | ==== What did you do? ==== | ||
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| * Tan | * Tan | ||
| * Power | * Power | ||
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| + | ==== Why did you do it? ==== | ||
| + | We decided to choose this project to see how difficult it is to program simple function in assembly. And this project was also the occasion to discover how to deal with float number in assembly. | ||
| ==== How Did You Do It? ==== | ==== How Did You Do It? ==== | ||
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| In order to achieve this, we made two functions that are used in every function: power and fact. | In order to achieve this, we made two functions that are used in every function: power and fact. | ||
| + | ==== Difficulties ==== | ||
| + | The only difficulty was to know how to work with float number. It appears that it is almost the same than working with integer. The only tricky part was to know how we can cast an integer to a float. | ||
| ==== How to run it? ==== | ==== How to run it? ==== | ||
| - | To run it, download [[http://courses.missouristate.edu/kenvollmar/mars/download.htm|Mars]]. Load one of the file in the archive. Build and run it. The result should be in the register $f0. If you want to calculate at other value, change the value of the register $f5. The value of $a1 is the number of term to calculate. | + | To run it, download [[http://courses.missouristate.edu/kenvollmar/mars/download.htm|Mars]] and our {{projects:math_asm.zip|project}}. Load one of the file in the archive. Build and run it. The result should be in the register $f0. If you want to calculate at other value, change the value of the register $f5. The value of $a1 is the number of term to calculate. |
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