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Loading & Using Floats in RISC-V Assembly Example
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# RISC-V Assembly example program | |
# RISC-V Assembly program adds 7.0 to a value if it's less than 7.0, otherwise it divides the value by 7.0 | |
# Created: 2023-12-06 | |
.data | |
# value1 = 35.0 | |
value1: .float 35.0 | |
seven: .float 7.0 | |
# result = 0.0 | |
result: .float 0.0 | |
newline: .asciz "\n" | |
.text | |
main: | |
# Load value1 into f1 | |
la t1, value1 | |
flw f1, 0(t1) | |
# Load 7.0 into f2 | |
la t2, seven | |
flw f2, 0(t2) | |
# Check if value1 is less than 7.0 | |
flt.s t3, f1, f2 | |
# Else value1 >= 7 | |
beqz t3, else | |
# If value1 < 7 | |
bnez, t3, if | |
if: | |
# 7.0 + value1 | |
fadd.s f3, f2, f1 | |
jal end | |
else: | |
# value1 / 7.0 | |
fdiv.s f3, f1, f2 | |
jal end | |
end: | |
# result = f3 | |
fmv.s fa0, f3 | |
li a7, 2 | |
ecall | |
la a0, newline | |
li a7, 4 | |
ecall | |
li a7, 10 | |
ecall | |
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