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Reverse bit order in MIPS/SPIMHere is what I have so far.
The program receives and echos characters without syscalls. I am trying to add 2 procedures(rev7 and putint) Rev7: Reverses the least significant 7 bits and outputs $s2 Putint: Prints the decimal value of $s2. When i run it, it echos the character then prints a "P". I have no idea where that comes from. Everything seems correct to me but I do not understand why it does not print the decimal digits Code:
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Re: Reverse bit order in MIPS/SPIMI see the 'P' you're talking about.
Have you solved this yet or do you still need some help? If so I can look into it more later today. |
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Re: Reverse bit order in MIPS/SPIMYa I did get it figured out. Thanks though
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