a. Open the text editor and type in the following. Then save your work as "assign3.asm. Note that there are 3 words of memory indicated that start at the address Ox 10010000. Do not use labels in the data segment. .data .word o .Word 0 .word o .word o .globl main .text main: c. Add the MIPS assembly language instructions (after main:) to complete the following in this order). Do not skip steps. Use other registers as needed. You will need to use labels in the text segment. Actions: 1. Prompt the user to enter a number, read the number and then store it into memory at address Ox 10010000 2. Prompt the user to enter a number, read the number and then store it into memory at address Ox10010004 3. Compare the two numbers. Place the larger value into memory at address Ox 10010008. Place the smaller value into memory at address 0x1001000C Specifics: Use only the instructions covered to date plus the syscalls. Stop the program by using a syscall with the command 10. Test, test, test!!!!! The results in the memory must be correct at the end of the execution. There is no output from this program. Documentation: Comment the beginning of your programs with your name, class ID, and assignment number. Comment every instruction. a. Open the text editor and type in the following. Then save your work as "assign3.asm. Note that there are 3 words of memory indicated that start at the address Ox 10010000. Do not use labels in the data segment. .data .word o .Word 0 .word o .word o .globl main .text main: c. Add the MIPS assembly language instructions (after main:) to complete the following in this order). Do not skip steps. Use other registers as needed. You will need to use labels in the text segment. Actions: 1. Prompt the user to enter a number, read the number and then store it into memory at address Ox 10010000 2. Prompt the user to enter a number, read the number and then store it into memory at address Ox10010004 3. Compare the two numbers. Place the larger value into memory at address Ox 10010008. Place the smaller value into memory at address 0x1001000C Specifics: Use only the instructions covered to date plus the syscalls. Stop the program by using a syscall with the command 10. Test, test, test!!!!! The results in the memory must be correct at the end of the execution. There is no output from this program. Documentation: Comment the beginning of your programs with your name, class ID, and assignment number. Comment every instruction
