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Displays of PC=0
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michael james morgan
2005-02-18 15:23:41 UTC
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There seems to be a discrepancy between the instructions versus the
results of the example.
There are two "displays" that occur in the example with the PC=0x0.
These are the results at BRL being executed. The instructions say to
only display from the BRL if ACC>=0, but the example display of the ACC
is negative at that point, meaning the display should not have occured.
At this point, my code does what the instructions say, but does not
display when the PC=0.
Wayne D. Heym
2005-02-18 18:08:50 UTC
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Post by michael james morgan
There seems to be a discrepancy between the instructions versus the
results of the example.
There are two "displays" that occur in the example with the PC=0x0.
These are the results at BRL being executed. The instructions say to
only display from the BRL if ACC>=0,
Where do the instructions say this? I'm both curious and willing to
discuss it.
Post by michael james morgan
but the example display of the ACC is negative at that point, meaning
the display should not have occurred. At this point, my code does
what the instructions say, but does not display when the PC=0.
In the instructions, the results of the example are entirely correct.
To receive full credit, you should change your program so that you get
identical results.
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Wayne
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