Translating my C-Code Project into MIPS Assembly Language for the MARS IDE
Budget: $30 – $250 USD
My project is simply just translating my C-Code Project into MIPS Assembly Language, I already have my C-Code successfully running and compiling, I will attach that below. I also have it translated already but there are a lot of errors, that I am having trouble solving.
Heres the instructions for my Project:
This submission must include:
1.A declaration that the work you're submitting is your own original work except where explicitly marked otherwise and cited
2. A high level description of your program
3. A list of the core functions and operations of your project, plus any optional features/functions to be added later
4. A high level description of the code, written in C or pseudo code or flow chart format
5. Summary of the tests you've performed on your MIPS code and screen shots showing the test results
6.Summary of the remaining tasks to be completed before the final report is due
7. At the end of the draft report, you must include ALL the C and MIPS code you've written to date, pasted into the report file
8, Submit the current version of your code in .C and .asm file(s).
9. Your C and MIPS code should compile/assemble and execute without errors, even if it isn't fully functional.
10. It must include the basic structure of your final project, written in C and MIPS assembly code with comments and stub code (empty, like prototype functions) that define arguments and return values. I/O and other features that are not complete can be faked by using scanf/printf, initialized variables, strings, arrays, etc.
Below, I will attach my C-Project and MIPS project that does not run successfully and has errors.
Heres the instructions for my Project:
This submission must include:
1.A declaration that the work you're submitting is your own original work except where explicitly marked otherwise and cited
2. A high level description of your program
3. A list of the core functions and operations of your project, plus any optional features/functions to be added later
4. A high level description of the code, written in C or pseudo code or flow chart format
5. Summary of the tests you've performed on your MIPS code and screen shots showing the test results
6.Summary of the remaining tasks to be completed before the final report is due
7. At the end of the draft report, you must include ALL the C and MIPS code you've written to date, pasted into the report file
8, Submit the current version of your code in .C and .asm file(s).
9. Your C and MIPS code should compile/assemble and execute without errors, even if it isn't fully functional.
10. It must include the basic structure of your final project, written in C and MIPS assembly code with comments and stub code (empty, like prototype functions) that define arguments and return values. I/O and other features that are not complete can be faked by using scanf/printf, initialized variables, strings, arrays, etc.
Below, I will attach my C-Project and MIPS project that does not run successfully and has errors.