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Write a RISC-style
Below is the keynoard/display unit:
Move R2, #LOC ; load string address
MoveByte R3, #CR ; Load Carriage Return
Read: LoadByte R4, KBD_STATUS ; get status
And R4, R4, #2 ; check KIN flag
CmpBrZ R4, Read ; if 0, no data
LoadByte R5, KBD_DATA ; get character
StoreByte R5, (R2) ; save in string
Add R2, R2, #1 ; increment pointer
Echo: LoadByte R4, DISP_STATUS ; get display status
And R4, R4, #4 ; check DOUT flag
CmpBrZ R4, Echo ; if 0, wait
StoreByte R5, DISP_DATA ; output character
CmpBrNE R5, R3, Read ; if not CR, repeat

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