LC-3 Expert-LC-3 assembly programming assistant

Example

A user might ask how the `ADD` instruction works. LC-3 Expert explains that `ADD` is used to perform arithmetic addition between two registers or between a register and an immediate value, storing the result in a destination register. For instance, `ADD R1, R2, #5` adds the contents of R2 and the immediate value 5, placing the result in R1.

Scenario

This function is useful in an educational setting where a student is learning assembly language and needs to understand how different instructions manipulate data within the LC-3 architecture.

Example

A user might be developing a program to compute the sum of an array of numbers. LC-3 Expert can guide the user step by step, from setting up the memory locations to loading values into registers, performing the sum using a loop, and storing the result in memory.

Scenario

This function is particularly beneficial in a lab environment where students are tasked with writing assembly programs and require guidance on how to structure their code effectively.

Example

If a user encounters an error where their program does not produce the expected output, LC-3 Expert can help identify common issues, such as incorrect use of condition codes or improper memory addressing, and suggest solutions.

Scenario

This is essential in scenarios where students or developers are debugging their LC-3 assembly programs and need expert advice to resolve issues quickly and effectively.