1. (20 pts ) Convert the following 68K assembly language instructions into RTL. Write “invalid” for incorrect 68k instructions.
MOVE 3000, 4000
MOVE #4000, 5000
MOVE #12, (A0)
MOVE (A1), (A2)
MOVE #4000, D4
MOVE (A0), D3
ADD #13, D4
ADD (A3), 1234
MOVE D3, #4
MOVE (D3), D2
RTL forms of given instructions
1) invalid
2)[5000]←4000 , data 4000 is transferred to location 5000
3)[A0]← 12 the data 12 is copied the memory location contain A0
4)invalid
5)[D4]← 4000 , the data 4000 is moved to the register d4
6) [D3]← (A0) the data in A0 location is moved to the d3 register
7)[D4]←[D4]+13 , the number 13 is added to the register D4
8)invalid
9)invalid
10)[D2]← (D3) the data in memory location d3 is copied into the D2 register
1. (20 pts ) Convert the following 68K assembly language instructions into RTL. Write “invalid” for...
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Please use C++ as a Programming language and do the
tasks specified per the Guideline above and include comments of
your work.
Please make sure that the following test cases are
working:
Example 1
For input D13 D60 D76 D12 A17 D98 A94 D70 D3 A23 A42 D45 A100 D50
A99 A22 A87 A4 A90 D88 A71 A20 D39 D83 A97 A56 D28 A9 D43 A19 D5
A11 A54 A73 D54 A9 A24 A58 D6 D80 A72 A47 A82 A12...
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