Using CodeWarrior, develop and demonstrate the following assembly programs, one at a time. In each case, the numbers (both input and output) are to be stored in RAM and they should be declared within a data section using the assembler directive ds. b or ds. w. To fill in and/or observe values at RAM locations, you should use the data sub-window of the debug window. The input values should be filled in right before running your code. The program converts an 8-bit unsigned binary to a three-ASCII-digit number. For example, a value 0001 0010 in binary should be converted into a 3-digit number as ‘0’ (=$30), ‘1’ (=$31), and ‘8’ (=$38). A value 1111 1111 in binary should be converted into a 3-digit number as ‘2’, ‘5’, and ‘5'.
Note: instead of $30, you should use ‘0’ (including the single quotes) directly in the assembly code.