Two Pass Assembler Explained with Example Part 2 System Programming
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In this lecture, we provide a detailed explanation of the Two-Pass Assembler with a step-by-step example, covering the working of both Pass 1 and Pass 2 along with the required data structures and opcode tables. • πΉ What You’ll Learn: • β Deep Dive into Two-Pass Assembler: • πΈ Understanding Pass 1 Pass 2 Execution in detail. • β Data Structures Used in a Two-Pass Assembler: • πΈ Symbol Table (SYMTAB) – Stores labels and memory addresses. • πΈ Literal Table (LITTAB) – Tracks constants used in the program. • πΈ Opcode Table (OPTAB) – Maps mnemonics to machine codes. • β Types of Assembly Statements Their Formats: • πΈ Mnemonic Opcode Table (MOT) – Storing opcode mnemonics. • πΈ Assembly Directive Statements – Handling assembler directives. • πΈ Declarative Statements – Understanding storage allocation. • β Pass 1 Execution: • πΈ Processing Assembly Instructions – Creating SYMTAB and handling directives. • πΈ Generating Intermediate Code for Pass 2. • β Pass 2 Execution: • πΈ Translating Assembly Code into Machine Code using tables. • πΈ Handling Address Resolution Literal Processing. • β Step-by-Step Example: • πΈ Full execution walkthrough of Pass 1 Pass 2 for an assembly program. • π This video is perfect for students learning System Programming, Assemblers, and Compiler Design. • After watching this video please do refer following videos for more detail explanation • 1. Two pass assembler basic: • Two Pass Assembler | System Programmi... • 2. Single pass assembler: • Single Pass Assembler | System Progra... • π Like, Share Subscribe for More Programming Tutorials! π
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