What happens if the carry value is non-01(i.e., any value other than 1).. How that Higher bit of Sum(which is > 1) is added and stored in the destination location ?
I've got a question that always annoys me, which is how does someone convert their assembly code with all variables and libs to hex code and inject it in memory using another program in c/c++, and still works. how do you even convert an assembly code to hex code, I mean you could convert instructions, but variables!!! cool channel, keep up the good work
Write an assembly program using two 8-bit numbers 30H and 16H for the following arithmetic instructions: (a) DIV (b) ADD (c) RRC Also write meaning, result and flags affected after the execution of program.
In addition does it necessary to take two memory address serial wise Like 20H and 21H?????
No it's up to u if u setting pointer then must be serial wise if u r loading separately then u can use any location
Is this program the same for subtraction of two 8 bit numbers just SUB instead of ADD ?
Subb
@@TechnoTutorials2783 thq mam and can you please send what will be changes for multiplication and division of 2 8-bit numbers
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What happens if the carry value is non-01(i.e., any value other than 1)..
How that Higher bit of Sum(which is > 1) is added and stored in the destination location ?
You said #20H means value at location 20 H to R0 but #20H means value 20H to R0,please explain
Yes # means immediate value
@@TechnoTutorials2783 that means in the 1st location it'll be value 20H to R0 register,is that correct?
@@user-hc5jx3bu3u for R0 it is data
But if we add @RO Then content of R0 work as address
@@TechnoTutorials2783 Okay,thank you so much mam
Hello,can you please please give me Alp for average of two numbers in 8051
I've got a question that always annoys me, which is how does someone convert their assembly code with all variables and libs to hex code and inject it in memory using another program in c/c++, and still works.
how do you even convert an assembly code to hex code, I mean you could convert instructions, but variables!!!
cool channel, keep up the good work
Koi bhi ek program likhhe to chalega?
Yes
@@TechnoTutorials2783 apka video dekhh kar bohot easy se programming sikhh gaya thank you 😊
Using DPTR ko explain Karo mam
Ok
Write an assembly program using two 8-bit numbers 30H and 16H for the following arithmetic instructions:
(a) DIV
(b) ADD
(c) RRC
Also write meaning, result and flags affected after the execution of program.
Ye question samjha do mam😢