Q2: follow the following program and show how it will affect the flags 1. Program one ? a) MOV DX, 896AH MOV CX, 9CABH ADD DH, CL ADC CX, DX DX=?, CX=?, CF=?, PF=?, AF=?, SF=?, ZF=? b) 2. The second program MOV AX, 29FEH MOV CX, 8C03H SHL AH, CL SBB AX, CX AX=?, CX=?, CF=?, PF=?, AF=?, SF=?, ZF=? Page 1 of 2 3. What the following program do and show the result for each step, and find the effective address of one of the instructions MOV AX, 05H MOV CX, AX Back: DEC CX MUL CX TEST CX JNZ Back ; results stored in AX ; to store the result at D000H MOV [D000], AX HLT

Q2: follow the following program and show how it will affect the flags 1. Program one ? a) MOV DX, 896AH MOV CX, 9CABH ADD DH, CL ADC CX, DX DX=?, CX=?, CF=?, PF=?, AF=?, SF=?, ZF=? b) 2. The second program MOV AX, 29FEH MOV CX, 8C03H SHL AH, CL SBB AX, CX AX=?, CX=?, CF=?, PF=?, AF=?, SF=?, ZF=? Page 1 of 2 3. What the following program do and show the result for each step, and find the effective address of one of the instructions MOV AX, 05H MOV CX, AX Back: DEC CX MUL CX TEST CX JNZ Back ; results stored in AX ; to store the result at D000H MOV [D000], AX HLT

Database System Concepts

7th Edition

ISBN:9780078022159

Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Publisher:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Chapter1: Introduction

Section: Chapter Questions

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