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    This document describes a flowchart and assembly language program that tests the carry flag. It loads numbers into registers, adds the numbers, and checks the carry flag to determine the next step. If carry is not set, it displays. It then gets ready to display byte 01H, displays at the output port, and halts the program. The assembly language program is then translated to machine code assuming memory begins at address 2000H.

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    This document describes a flowchart and assembly language program that tests the carry flag. It loads numbers into registers, adds the numbers, and checks the carry flag to determine the next step. If carry is not set, it displays. It then gets ready to display byte 01H, displays at the output port, and halts the program. The assembly language program is then translated to machine code assuming memory begins at address 2000H.

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    Machine Code With Memory Addresses: Flowchart and Assembly Language Program To Test Carry Flag

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    This document describes a flowchart and assembly language program that tests the carry flag. It loads numbers into registers, adds the numbers, and checks the carry flag to determine the next step. If carry is not set, it displays. It then gets ready to display byte 01H, displays at the output port, and halts the program. The assembly language program is then translated to machine code assuming memory begins at address 2000H.

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    20 PROGRAMMING THE 8085

    Start

    Load MVI D, 9BH


    Step I Numbers MVI E, A7H
    in Registers

    Add MOV A,
    Step 2
    Numbers D ADD E

    FIGURE 6.10
    Flowchart and Assembly Language Program
    to Test Carry Flag No
    Step 3 ]NC DSPLAY

    3. Now the next question is where to change


    the sequence—to Step 5. At this point the
    exact location is not known,Get butReady
    it is
    labeled DSPLAY.Step 4 to Display MVI A ,01H
    4. The next step in the sequence 01H is 4. Get
    ready to display byte 01H.
    Stepstraight
    5 Display IP- DSPLAY: OUT OOH
    5. After completing the line
    sequence, translate Step 5 and Step 6:
    Step 6 ( End
    Display at the HLT
    port and halt.

    MACHINE CODE WITH MEMORY


    ADDRESSES
    Assuming your R/W memory begins at
    2000H, the preceding assembly language
    program
    can be translated as follows:

    Memory Machine
    Address Code Label
    Mnemonics
    2000 16
    START:
    MVI
    D,9BH
    2001 9B
    2002 1E MVI
    E,A7H
    2003 A7

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