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I need help with this: Part II: Use CodeWarrior to find out execution history Use the Single Step button to execute your program one instruction

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Part II: Use CodeWarrior to find out execution history

Use the Single Step button to execute your program one instruction at a time. After executing each instruction, use the Register Window and Memory Window to fill out following table:

see below for code: I actually need help identifying the H_byte and L_byte.

After executing the Instruction of

A

C-bit

H_Byte

M[$1006]

L_Byte

M[$1007]

Before the execution

$CB

0

uu

uu

After CLRA

0

After STAA H_Byte

0

After ADDA number1

7D

After BCC Case1

7D

After INC H_Byte

After Case1 ADDA number2

68

After BCC Case2

68

After INC H_Byte

68

After Case2 ADDA number3

2D

After BCC Case3

2D

After INC H_Byte

2D

After Case3 ADDA number4

88

After BCC Case4

After INC H_Byte

88

After STAA L_Byte

88

After Here BRA Here

88

I have gotten up to this:

***************************************************************** ; export symbols ;***************************************************************** ;For absolute assembly: this is the application entry point ABSENTRY Main

;***************************************************************** ; Include derivative-specific definitions ;***************************************************************** ;The microcontroller chip used by Dragon12-plus2 board INCLUDE 'mc9s12dg256.inc'

;***************************************************************** ; Symbolic constant(EQU) section ;***************************************************************** DATA EQU RAMStart ;use $1000 - $1FFF for data STACK EQU RAMEnd+1 ;use $2000 - $3FFF for stack CODE EQU $4000 ;use flash ROM $4000 - $7FFF for code

L_Byte EQU $1007 H_Byte EQU $1006

;***************************************************************** ; Data section ;***************************************************************** ORG RAMStart number1 DC.B $7D number2 DC.B $EB number3 DC.B $C5 number4 DC.B $5B

;***************************************************************** ; Main program section ;***************************************************************** ORG $4000 Main: LDS #RAMEnd+1 CLRA STAA H_Byte ADDA number1 BCC Case1 INC H_Byte Case1 ADDA number2 BCC Case2 INC H_Byte Case2 ADDA number3

BCC Case3 INC H_Byte Case3 ADDA number4 BCC Case4 INC H_Byte Case4 STAA L_Byte Here BRA Here

;***************************************************************** ; Subroutine section ;***************************************************************** ;***************************************************************** ; Interrupt Vectors ;***************************************************************** ORG $FFFE DC.W Main ;Reset Vector

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