Create a simple integer calculator.

You may either use Microsoft Visual Studio or the DOS command prompt window to assemble, link and execute the program. You need to submit a ZIP file that contains the assembly language source code (.ASM), the executable program (.EXE), and sample output from running the program. Optionally any other documentation you wish to provide that explains the program or problems you encountered.

The program should execute as follows:

Enter first number or 0 to exit:

Enter second number:

Enter operation: (+, -, *, /):

The answer is:

Loop to allow the user to perform another calculation.

You may use the functions ReadInt, ReadChar, WriteInt, WriteString, WriteHex and any other functions you find useful from Irvine32.lib. You do not need to use them if you prefer to write your own routines. The Irvine functions are documented in chapter 5.

A program that performs only the plus (+) and minus (-) functions successfully with be graded with a B. In order to be graded as an A, the program should also support the multiply (*) and divide (/) operations and display the quotient and remainder of the / (divide) operation, and display the answers in both decimal and hexadecimal.