The assignment is to make a console that accepts commands, but I can’t even properly figure out comparing the string to parse the command.

The assignment is to make a console that accepts commands, but I can’t even properly figure out comparing the string to parse the command.

Description of the code and its purpose : This MIPS assembly program reads a string of hexadecimal pairs separated by a dollar sign (‘$’), validates the input, converts the hexadecimal pairs to numerical values, and then sorts and prints the numbers as both signed and unsigned integers in a descending order.

For this project, i am tasked with switching an array from depth first sort into breadth first and vice versa in mars4_5, I had already did the depth first to breadth first as below.

I made a MIPS code for a school project due tomorrow, and it worked when assembling. However, when it’s time to input some values, it always causes an error.

Gen_byte is generating two random bits 00,01,10 (not 11) for a rock paper scissors game. 00 is rock, 01 is paper and 10 is scissors. This play_game function is checking if player 1 wins, looses or ties. The problem is that when I run the test the output goes like WLTWLTWLTWLT… and doesn’t stop. I’m not quite sure where the problem is.

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I am trying to convert a integer to two’s compliment binary. When I attempt to read a the ascii value from memory it says my address is out of range. I’m fairly new to MIPS and can’t find a way around this or where I am going wrong.

I’m working on converting a C program that finds the sqrt via a binary search to MIPS assembly and I am struggling. I believe that my program essentially is iterating one less time through the while loop than it should. For example, for the sqrt(16), it returns 8 and for sqrt(4) it returns 4. Here is the original C code I am trying to convert: