Draw the completed symbol table after the 1st pass of the assembler.
Understand the Problem
The question is asking to draw a completed symbol table based on the instructions and labels provided in the image after the first pass of the assembler. This involves understanding the relationships between the addresses, labels, and operations to compile a correct symbol table.
Answer
Begin (200), Loop (202), Done (207), Base (209), Offs (20A), One (20B), Addr (20C).
The symbol table includes: Begin (200), Loop (202), Done (207), Base (209), Offs (20A), One (20B), Addr (20C).
Answer for screen readers
The symbol table includes: Begin (200), Loop (202), Done (207), Base (209), Offs (20A), One (20B), Addr (20C).
More Information
The first pass of an assembler focuses on creating a symbol table, mapping labels and addresses. Each label in the instruction set is recorded with its starting address.
Tips
A common mistake is to miss labels or incorrectly map addresses, affecting subsequent passes.
Sources
- First pass - IBM - ibm.com
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