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    2 Pass Assembler

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    Pass one of the assembler reads each line of code and analyzes the syntax, determining the statement type such as labels, symbols, instructions, or comments. It computes sizes and values as needed, such as the size of instructions and symbols. It increments the location counter and stores symbol names and values. Pass two initializes the location counter, reads each line, determines the statement type, performs the appropriate function such as outputting to files, and updates the location counter.

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    Pass one of the assembler reads each line of code and analyzes the syntax, determining the statement type such as labels, symbols, instructions, or comments. It computes sizes and values as needed, such as the size of instructions and symbols. It increments the location counter and stores symbol names and values. Pass two initializes the location counter, reads each line, determines the statement type, performs the appropriate function such as outputting to files, and updates the location counter.

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    Pass one of the assembler reads each line of code and analyzes the syntax, determining the statement type such as labels, symbols, instructions, or comments. It computes sizes and values as needed, such as the size of instructions and symbols. It increments the location counter and stores symbol names and values. Pass two initializes the location counter, reads each line, determines the statement type, performs the appropriate function such as outputting to files, and updates the location counter.

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    2 Pass Assembler

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    Pass one of the assembler reads each line of code and analyzes the syntax, determining the statement type such as labels, symbols, instructions, or comments. It computes sizes and values as needed, such as the size of instructions and symbols. It increments the location counter and stores symbol names and values. Pass two initializes the location counter, reads each line, determines the statement type, performs the appropriate function such as outputting to files, and updates the location counter.

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    Assembler Pass One

    Begin pass 1 LC 0 Read next line Analyze line for syntax yes count error any error no Determine statement type yes .END No yes label No yes Sym Def No yes storage No yes instruc No yes comment No No Invalid statement directive yes perform function compute size of instruction compute size of allocation increment LC by size compute symbol value specification label value is LC store name and value in sym table continue with pass 2

    Assembler Pass Two


    Begin Pass 2 Initialize LC to Zero

    Read next line from source

    Determine statement type

    Label or symbol no End Statement no Assembler Directive no Storage Allocation no

    yes yes yes

    any more char on source line

    no

    output listing line to listing file

    Exit

    yes Perform Function

    yes output data to object file no increment LC by size of data

    Instructrion yes Translate opcode to binary

    invalid statement

    Evalute operand specification and output binary convert addresses instruction to to binary object file

    insert hex instruction in field of listing

    update LC by instruction size

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