CS 216, Lab #6

Assignment: 2 MIPS programs - bits.a and stack2.a

bits.a - Boolean and shifting operations.
Get the file, design your code, and type it in before the lab period.

## Question:
##  change the case of all letters in the string "ans"

## simplifying assumption: All characters >='A' are letters
##  (no test cases will use {}[], etc)
##
## Divide "number" by 32, using shift, not div
##
## Then print "ans" followed by "number" (after dividing) and a newline

Note that xor will change a bit (in effect, do a NOT) whereever there is a 1 in the mask.

stack2.a - Using a stack, that has been built in the "leadin" code above the cut line. I recommend that you "pop" the words off the stack as you go.
Get the file, design your code, and type it in before the lab period.

## Question:
## The program must sum a sequence of numbers
## stored on the  stack. The word
## on the top of the stack tells you how
## many numbers are in the sequence.
## Do not include this first word in the sum.

Instructions:

May I remind you that ALL programs MUST be well commented!!!!

Follow the instructions for Lab 2. You must test your code using mipsmark, be sure your name is included as a comment, and submit a copy of the file using submit cs216.

Check with mipsmark and Submit with submit cs216.

mipsmark stack2.a
submit cs216 stack2.a

If you have trouble with mipsmark, check the validity of your calculations.
Then see common reasons mipsmark may fail.