Problem – Write an assembly language program in 8085 microprocessor to find 2’s complement of the contents of Flag Register.
Example –

Algorithm –
- Initialize the value of Stack Pointer (SP) to 3999
- Push the contents of PSW (Register pair formed by Accumulator and Flag Register) into the memory stack
- Pop the contents from the stack into register pair BC
- Move the contents of register C to A
- Take 1’s complement of the contents of A
- Increment the contents of A by 1
- Move the contents of A to C
- Push the contents of register pair BC into the stack
- Pop the contents of stack into PSW
- Stop
Program –
MEMORY ADDRESS |
MNEMONICS |
COMMENT |
2000 |
LXI SP 3999 |
SP <- 3999 |
2003 |
PUSH PSW |
PUSH value of Accumulator and Flag into the stack |
2004 |
POP B |
POP value from Top of stack into register pair BC |
2005 |
MOV A, C |
A <- C |
2006 |
CMA |
A = 1’S complement of A |
2007 |
INR A |
A = A + 1 |
2008 |
MOV C, A |
C <- A |
2009 |
PUSH B |
PUSH value of register pair BC into stack |
200A |
POP PSW |
POP value from Top of stack into Accumulator and Flag |
200B |
HLT |
Stop |
Explanation –
- LXI SP 3999 is used to initialize the value of Stack Pointer(SP) to 3999.
- PUSH PSW is used to push the contents of PSW into the memory stack.
- POP B is used to pop the contents from the top of stack into register pair BC.
- MOV A, C moves the contents of register C to A.
- CMA takes 1’s complement of the contents of A.
- INR A increments the contents of A by 1.
- MOV C, A moves the contents of A to C.
- PUSH B is used to push the contents of register pair BC into the stack.
- POP PSW is used to pop the contents of stack into PSW.
- HLT is used to end the program.
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03 Oct, 2018
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