Select the pseudo-code that corresponds to the following assembly code. Assume that the variables a, b, c, and d are initialized elsewhere in the program. You may want to review the usage of EAX, AH, and AL (IA32 registers). Also recall that the inequality a > b is equivalent to b < a. i.e. If A is greater than B, that's equivalent to saying that B is less than A.
.data
; General purpose variables
a DWORD ?
b DWORD ?
c BYTE ?
d BYTE ?
upperLevel DWORD 18
lowerLevel DWORD 3
; Strings
yes BYTE "Yes",0
no BYTE "No",0
maybe BYTE "Maybe",0
code
main PROC
mov eax, 1
cmp AH, c
jg option1
jmp option3
option1:
mov edx, OFFSET yes
call WriteString
jmp endOfProgram
option2:
mov edx, OFFSET no
call WriteString
jmp endOfProgram
option3:
mov edx, OFFSET maybe
call WriteString
endOfProgram:
exit
main ENDP
END main
a) if (c > 0)
print (yes);
else
print (maybe);
b) if (c < 0)
print (yes);
else
print (maybe);
c) if (c < 1)
print (yes);
else
print (maybe);
d) if (c > 1)
print (yes);
else
print (maybe);
