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ovm/examples/fib.asm
Aryadev Chavali bd6fb54e31 Use constants in examples where possible
Stuff like numeric limits can be codified in constants which act self
documenting.
2023-11-09 08:52:28 +00:00

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NASM

;;; fib.asm: A program that generates the fibonacci numbers up to a
;;; very large bound (~UINT64_MAX). Using the registers to store the
;;; pairs of fibonacci numbers, we ensure only a finite amount of
;;; memory is necessary for this program to function, unlike a pure
;;; stack version.
;; Constants
%const(limit) 12200160415121876738 %end
%const(increment_i)
push.reg.word 2
push.word 1
plus.word
mov.word 2
%end
%const(print_i)
push.reg.word 2
print.word
%end
%const(print_reg_0)
push.reg.word 0
print.word
%end
%const(print_reg_1)
push.reg.word 1
print.word
%end
;; Setup entrypoint
global main
main:
;; Setup iterator i
push.word 1
mov.word 2
;; Setup initial REG[0] = 1 and REG[1] = 1
push.word 1
mov.word 0
push.word 1
mov.word 1
;; Print REG[0] and REG[1]
loopback:
call print_pair
;; REG[0] += REG[1]
push.reg.word 0
push.reg.word 1
plus.word
mov.word 0
;; REG[1] += REG[0]
push.reg.word 0
push.reg.word 1
plus.word
mov.word 1
push.word $limit
push.reg.word 1
gte.word
;; Jump to `loopback`
jump.if.byte loopback
halt
print_pair:
push.byte '\t'
print.char
$print_i
push.byte ':'
print.char
push.byte ' '
print.char
$print_reg_0
push.byte '\n'
print.char
$increment_i
push.byte '\t'
print.char
$print_i
push.byte ':'
print.char
push.byte ' '
print.char
$print_reg_1
push.byte '\n'
print.char
$increment_i
ret