Overview
We meet twice this week and once next week, so we will combine these togeter
into week 13
. With hard work and a bit of good fortune, we can finish
our goal of using our I/O library to write simple interactive programs in
assembly language during this time.
We can then return from Thanksgiving break to start week 15, and move from
assembly language to the higher leven and thus much more human friendly
language C.
NOTE: Trostin kindly sent me a link to Windows git "warning: LF will be replaced by CRLF", is that warning tail backward?, which may help those of you that are having an issue with getting line feed plus carriage return in your source files.
Classwork / Homework / Evaluation
Thus far, only two students have sent me working program that meet all the requirements for this unit:
Today, Monday, November 25 is the last class session you will have to complete your assembly language unit project.
Everyone not on the above list should email me a link to their finished program by Tuesday, November 26th at 11:59 pm.
I will use our class git repo rubric to evaluate your work. If you want an A, your repo should show clear evidence of continual engagement and incremental development as you work your way toward completing step 4 above.
In addition to the expected git repo contents listed in the rubric, to earn an A for this project you must:
- email me with a link to your completed assembly language program.
- your program must assemble and run.
- your program must interact with the user (using the I/O library) and do something useful.