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    This document describes the two pass assembler process for an 8085 microprocessor simulator. The first pass assigns addresses to statements and saves label addresses. The second pass assembles instructions, generates data values, and processes remaining directives. It also defines key data structures used: an opcode table containing mnemonics and operands, a symbol table storing label addresses for relocation, and an intermediate table storing literal names, addresses, and values.

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    This document describes the two pass assembler process for an 8085 microprocessor simulator. The first pass assigns addresses to statements and saves label addresses. The second pass assembles instructions, generates data values, and processes remaining directives. It also defines key data structures used: an opcode table containing mnemonics and operands, a symbol table storing label addresses for relocation, and an intermediate table storing literal names, addresses, and values.

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    This document describes the two pass assembler process for an 8085 microprocessor simulator. The first pass assigns addresses to statements and saves label addresses. The second pass assembles instructions, generates data values, and processes remaining directives. It also defines key data structures used: an opcode table containing mnemonics and operands, a symbol table storing label addresses for relocation, and an intermediate table storing literal names, addresses, and values.

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    8085 SIMULATOR

    RAKESH KASHYAP
    SHRUTHI B.N
    PASS-1

    Assign addresses to all the statements

    Save the addresses assigned to all labels to be


    used in Pass-2

    Perform some processing of assembler directives.

    Defines the symbols in the symbol table(generate


    the symbol table)
    PASS-2

    Assemble the instructions.

    Generate data values defined by BYTE, WORD


    etc.

    Perform the processing of the assembler


    directives not done during pass-1.

    Write the object program and assembler listing. 


    Data Structures

    OPTAB

     The opcode field contains a mnemonic. Opcode stands for


    operation code, ie, a machine code instruction. The opcode
    may also require additional information (operands).
    SYMTAB

     helps in relocation since it stores the relative addresses of


    the label where the control as to transferred.
    INTERMEDIATE TABLE

     n 8085 microprocessor the literals are not used. But we have


    implemented it in our project. Here the literal name, address
    and the value are stored in this table.
    Assumptions

    ; to indicate the comment line

    Should be saved in .asm format


    THANK YOU . . .

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