any programmers know LMC??

[woodpecker 0]

Here is what I have so far. I just cant figure out the LMC code for the gaps I have. I'm trying to input information and have it stored in consecutive mailboxes every input, when 999 is input the program runs. (Basically writing a program loader)


88 INP 901 ; input a value

89 SUB 97 297 ; subtract 999

90 BRZ 01 701 ; done loading, jump to 01 for execution

91 ADD 97 197 ; Restored the instruction by adding 999 back to the calculator

92 STO 01 301 ; store to 01, 02, 03, and so on

93 LDA 92 592 ; load the store instruction’s current value to calculator

94 … ; increment value in calculator by 1

95 … ; modify the store instruction in 92

96 … ; jump back to get another instruction from in basket

97 DAT 999 999 ; value 999 for testing

98 DAT 001 001 ; value 1 for incrementing store index

SONIC WOODY #146

There is a fine line between cockiness and confidence -- which side of the line are you on?

[shropshire 0]

LOOP : INPUT       // input into acc

STORE temp         // Save to temp location

SUB sentinel         // check to see if 999

BZ start                // YES so goto START

LOAD temp           // get the number back from temp

STORE *location    // save to mailbox saved in location

ADD one               // increment the location pointer

STORE location      // save the location pointer

BR loop                // get the next input

HALT                   // end of program


//DATA

one DAT 01         //constant 1

sentinel DAT 999 //constant 999


//VARIBLES

temp DAT          //temprary store

location DAT 01 // location pointer, starts as 1

Actually, you should also put a check into ensure that you dont input too many values or you will walk all over your original code and data..

(.)Y(.)
Chivalry is not dead; it only sleeps for want of work to do. - Jerome K Jerome

[wildcard451 0]

I hate you both for giving me flashbacks to college.

[woodpecker 0]

You know you love me still.

When is the next boogie?

SONIC WOODY #146

There is a fine line between cockiness and confidence -- which side of the line are you on?

[shropshire 0]

I can understand your hatred of Billy, but moi? surely not

(.)Y(.)
Chivalry is not dead; it only sleeps for want of work to do. - Jerome K Jerome