TOPIC 3 INTRODUCTION TO PIC ASSEMBLY LANGUAGE. E4160 Microprocessor & Microcontroller System. Prepared by : Puziah Yahaya JKE, POLISAS / DEC 2010
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1 TOPIC 3 INTRODUCTION TO PIC ASSEMBLY LANGUAGE Prepared by : Puziah Yahaya JKE, POLISAS / DEC 2010 E4160 Microprocessor & Microcontroller System
2 Learning Outcomes 2 At the end of this topic, students should be able to: Differentiate high level, assembly and machine language Define the terms : opcode/mnemonic, operand, label, comment, machine code, pseudo-operation Classify PIC16F877 instruction set into the following groups: data movement, arithmetic, logic, branch and other instructions. Explain the function of PIC16F877 status register and the changes to the flags when related instructions are executed. Explain the stack process according to LIFO & FIFO concept and the instructions related to stack.
3 3 Programming Language The lowest-level language is called Machine languages. It means those languages which are closer to the understanding of machine rather than human beings. A machine language thus comprises a string of binary O s and 1 s. Machine language is actually a coded set of instructions for a particular CPU (Central Processing Unit), and it is also known as a machine code. A machine language is designed to be used by a computer without the need of translation.
4 Machine Language 4 Disadvantage : 1. It is a machine dependent programming language. Machine dependent means the program designed in one type of machine or computer could not be run on other type of computer or machine. So programs designed in the machine language in one computer are not easily portable to other computers. 2. It is a very difficult language to understand and learn. If there is any problem in the program, written in machine language, then it is very difficult to find out the correct mistake.
5 Assembly language 5 Assembly language is one level above the machine language. (Both Machine and Assembly language are considered low-level language) It uses certain predefined symbolic codes instead of binary codes. These symbolic codes are called mnemonics. Assembly language programs are translated into machine language by a program called an assembler. Assembler Process
6 High-level language 6 High-Level Language overcomes the limitation of writing a program in Machine and Assembly language as it is difficult and time consuming. In High-Level Language, the programs can be written using simple English words. Examples of High-Level Language are BASIC, Fortran, COBOL, C, C++. Programs written in high-level languages are translated into machine language by a compiler.
7 Assembly language syntax 7 An assembly language program consists of statements. The syntax of an assembly language program statement obeys the following rules: - Only one statement is written per line. - Each statement is either an instruction or an assembler directive. - Each instruction has an op-code and possibly one, two or no operands at all. - An op-code is known as mnemonic. - Each mnemonic represents a single machine instruction. - Operands provide the data to work with.
8 Basic Assembly Program Structure 8 Assembly language is made up of two(2) types of statements: Assembler Directive: Inform the assembler about the program and the environment and NOT be translated into machine code. Executable Instruction: One of the processor's valid instructions which can be translated into machine code form by the assembler.
9 Assembler directive 9 Assembler directives are instructions that are directed to the assembler to do a specific thing. It is not translated into machine code. (Assembler directives are executed by the assembler at assembly time, not by the CPU at run time). Directives can be used to : Link symbolic names to actual values. Set up pre-defined constants. Allocate storage for data in memory. Control the assembly process. Include additional source files. starting address for the program.
10 Example of assembler directives 10 EQU - Equate Assigns a value to a symbol (same as = ) e.g. TRISA EQU 0x85 ORG - Origin Sets the current origin to a new value. This is used to set the program or register address during assembly. For example, ORG 0x00 tells the assembler to assemble all subsequent code starting at address 0000H. INCLUDE An assembler include, or header, file is any file containing valid assembly code. Usually, the file contains device-specific register and bit assignments. This file may be included in the code so that it may be reused by many programs. As an example, to add the standard header file for the PIC16F877 device to your assembly code, use: #INCLUDE P16F877.INC END This directive is the last statement in an assembly language program. The END directive terminates an assembly language program.
11 f = Source : name of special-purpose register or RAM variable F(W) = Destination : F destination is f W destination is Working Register PIC Assembly Code 11 Consists of 4 fields: operand
12 12 Instruction format Label A label is used to represent a line or group of code, or a constant value. It is needed for branching instructions. Labels should start in column 1. They may be followed by a colon (:), space, tab or the end of line. Labels must begin with an alpha character or an under bar (_) and may contain alphanumeric characters, the under bar and the question mark. Labels must not: begin with two leading underscores, e.g. temp begin with a leading underscore and number. e.g. _2NDLOOP be an assembler reserved word (mnemonic, directive, etc.).
13 Instruction format Label 13 Labels may be up to 32 characters long. By default they are case sensitive, but case sensitivity may be overridden by a command-line option (/c). If a colon is used when defining a label, it is treated as a label operator and not part of the label itself. Example: Here NOP GOTO Here
14 Instruction format - Opcode 14 This field consists of a symbolic operation code, known as op-code. The opcode describes the operation. Symbolic op-codes (known as mnemonic) are translated into machine language opcode. Mnemonics are not case sensitive. Example: BSF (Bit Set f) CLRW (Clear W)
15 Instruction format - Operand Field 15 Operands give information to the instruction on the data that should be used and the storage location for the instruction. Operands must be separated from mnemonics by one or more spaces, or tabs. It may has one, two or no operands at all. Multiple operands must be separated by commas. Examples of instructions with different operand fields NOP ; Instruction with no operand ANDLW 0x34 ; Instruction with one operand ADDWF FSR,1 ; Instruction with two operand
16 Instruction format Comment Field 16 Comments are text explaining the operation of a line or lines of code. A semicolon (;) marks the beginning of a comment A semicolon in the beginning of a line makes it all a comment line. All characters following the semicolon are ignored through the end of the line. Good programming practice dictates the use of a comment on almost every line. Example: ;Statement line with a comment field BSF PortA,0 ;set pin 0 of PortA
17 17 Example MPASM Assembler Source Code
18 PIC16F877A Instruction set 18 Each microcontroller family has its own set of instructions, which carry out essentially the same set of operations, but using different syntax. The PIC16F877 only has 35 instructions. Each instruction is 14-bit words. This instruction set organized by functional groups is listed in Table 1.
19 Table 1: PIC instruction set by functional groups 19 Instruction Type Definition Examples MOVE REGISTER ARITHMETIC LOGIC TEST, SKIP & JUMP The contents of a register are copied to another. Register operations affect only a single register, and all except CLRW (clear W) operate on file registers. Addition and subtraction in binary gives the same result as in decimal or hex.. Logic operations are carried out on bit pairs in two numbers to give the result which would be obtained if they were fed to the corresponding logic gate make decisions (conditional program branches) which depend on some input condition or the result of a calculation MOVF, MOVWF, MOVLW CLRW, CLRF, DECF, INCF, SWAPF, COMF, RLF, RRF, BCF, BSF ADDWF, ADDLW, SUBWF, SUBLW ANDWF, ANDLW, IORWF, IORLW, XORWF, XORLW BTFSC, BTFSS, DECFSZ, INCFSZ, GOTO, CALL, RETURN, RETLW, RETFIE CONTROL NOP, SLEEP, CLRWDT
20 PIC16F877A Instruction set 20 Some instructions with alternate result destinations. The default destination for the result of an operation is the file register, but the working register W is sometimes an option. The instruction set can also organized by operational groups as shown in Table 2.1 Table 2.3. There are three basic categories: Byte-Oriented Instruction: F: File Register (or RAM) D: Destination D=0: Destination W D=1: Destination File Register Bit-Oriented Instruction: F: Register File where the Bit is located B: Bit Field Literal and Control Operation: K: 8-bit constant
21 21 Table 2.1- PIC instruction set : Byte-oriented file register operations
22 22 Table PIC instruction set : Bit-oriented file register operations
23 Table PIC instruction set : 23 Literal and Control Operations
24 24 PIC instruction set description convention
25 25 ADDLW
26 26 ADDWF
27 27
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58 Stack 58 A stack is a Last In, First Out ( LIFO ) data structure Stacks are used to temporarily store items in memory (RAM) When an item enters the stack it is said to be pushed on the stack. When an item leaves the stack, it is said to be pulled off the stack. / Pull 58
59 59 In contrast to the Queue (Q): only one pointer to top element. PUSH and POP/PULL in different directions. wrap-around is not needed. (PUSH) Direction of PULL operation 59
60 The two fundamental operations: Push - push an element on the top - PUSH should first decrement SP, then store the data, - Instruction used : $00FB $00FC $00FD $00FE $00FF - Example: Note: [ ] means the location pointed by SP 60
61 61 2. Pull - pull the top element from the stack - removes an item from the top of the list, and returns this value to the caller. - Instruction used : - PULL should first read the data, then increment SP. - Example: X = $10, SP=[SP] Note: [ [ ] ] means the content of location pointed by SP 61
62 FIFO 62 FIFO is an acronym for First In, First Out. This expression describes the principle of a queue (Q) : what comes in first is handled first, what comes in next waits until the first is finished, etc. It is a very common data structure used for I/O interfacing Example :The ASCII codes are PUT in a FIFO whenever you hit the key. A FIFO is also used when you ask the computer to print a file.
63 FIFO Concept 63 FIFO/Queue operation: Needs two pointers PUTPT and GETPT PUTPT and GETPT in same directions. wrap-around (items go on the rear and come off of the front of the queue. ) is needed.
64 References 64 PIC Instruction Set and Some Tips for Programming, Dr. Charles J. Kim, Howard University Microchip PIC16F87X Data Sheet Getting Started with Development Tools, Microchip.com Stack,
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