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- 3. USN 10cs52 Max. Marks:100 Fifth Semester B.E. L Time: 3 hrs. C) o o 4) {) L 4a !,) :e -ro ll coo .=N cd* itlobo oC eO =e 8s dX oO do bO0Ec .8(B '>o# 26r6 -? o) 5r o.A o.' 't -: o A'; LO .= -;o trbo '-C 6= tor.> bi 5=o*: J t'i C) oZ o o. Note: Answer FIVE Ttestions, selecting atlesst TWO questions from each purt. " ,l;rt.n. . 'ART - A ';;,,,,. ' I a. Bring olfthe difference between system software and application software. (06 Marks) b. With reSp Iq Pentium pro architecture, explain the following : i) Instruction format ii) Data format iii) Registers iv) addiessing mode. (10 Marks) c. Write sequenie of instruction for SIC to clear 20 by'tes strings to all blanks. (04 Marks) 2 a. Write the fundamental functions of assembler. (05 Marks) b. Define assembler directive. F.xplain the different ty$$sof directives used in SIC machine. ""'r{|,1, ,:,:,:: (07 Marks) c. Write and explain the algoritllm of PASS - 1 of two - pass assembler. (08 Marks) , ::,,,,, l, ; "" 3 a. Distinguish between literal and irnmediate operands. How does the assembler handle the literal operands? (07 Marks) b. What is a program block? How do€Sfu,,asSembler handle the program blocks? (10 Marks) c. What is the need of pass - 2 ulg5-rifinsZ Gin3 gNample. (03 Marks) 4 a. Write a bootstrap loader alg#iftm. Explain it. (08 Marks) b. Illustrate linking and relocation with sample programs. (t2 Marks) *;":' .. PART - B ...;: ' ,, 5 a. With a neat diagiam, explain the structure of text editor. ,:, (10 Marks) b. Explain the features of interactive debugging system. (10 Marks) 6 a. List maihine independent macro processor features. Explain any two withan example. ..,.,,,,,,,-4.'','.;.......,: (10 Marks) b. jlV,hat are the basic functions of macroprocessor? Explain the various data stfu0Jpres used in ,,.r, ,, , 1he implementation of one - pass macroprocessor. ,,r (10 Markg '.,.,.;,..,,""7-',,,':,'v. List.and explain the different design options for a macroprocessor. (li'Marks) ,' b. Explain the structure of LEX program. (05 Marks) c. Explain the "communication parser". (03 Marks) 8 a. Write a LEX program to count the number of vowels and consonants in a given string. (06 Marks) b. Write a YACC program to recognize the given arithmetic expression containing *, -, l, * operator. (08 Marks) c. What do you mean by ambiguous grarnmer? How it can be overcome? Illustrate with an example. (06Marks) *{<r<**
- 4. Fifth Semester B.E. USN Time: 3 hrs. la. b. tion, December 2Ol2 Systems Software Note: Answer FIVEfull questions, selecting at least TI'VO questions from euch port. 10cs52 Max. Marks:100 ooo o () E.5 6e st - .= a.l dS o Y:J otr -O o> dX oc) (bgodi >(! 3() .a' !) FO.,). o'" ()Fl rd LO )E >(F ^;o cbo 0= tor->U =Oo J< -i ^i o o z f oo PART - A Explain the instruction formats and addressing modes of SICXE machine architecture. (10 Marks) Generate the target address for the following ob.ject codes: 2a. b. i) 032600 ii) 010030 Content ofX: 000090; Content ofB:006000; Content ofPC:003000 (04 Marks) Write a SIC/XE program to read 100 by.te record from a device 'F5' into BUFFER. Use immediate and register-to-register instructions. (06 Marks) With an algorithm, explain pass-l of a 2-pass assembler. (10 Marks) Generate the object code for each statement and write the object programs for the following SIC/XE program. Given that: CLEAR: B4, LDA: 00, LDB : 68, ADD : 18, TIX:2C, JLT : 38, STA: OC SUM START O FIRST CLEAR X LDA #O +LDB #TOTAL BASE TOTAL LOOP ADD TABLE, X TIX COLINT JLT LOOP STA TOTAL COLTNT RESW 1 TABLE RESW 2OOO TOTAL RESW 1 END FIRST (10 Marks) 3 a. With required data structures and processing logic, explain the implementation of literals within an assembler. (07 Marks) b. What are program blocks? How multiple program blocks are handled by an assembler? (07 Marks) c. Compare a two-pass assembler with a single pass assembler. How forward references are handled in one-pass assembler? (06 Marks) 4 a. Define program relocation. Explain the different ways of doing program relocation. b. With an algorithm, explain pass 1 of a linking loader. c. Explain the facilities available in MS-DOS linker for program linking. (06 Marks) (08 Marks) (06 Marks) * I of2
- 5. 5a. b. c. 6a. b. c. ta. b. c. Write a short note on parser-lexar communication. (05 Marks) 8a. b. PART - B With a neat diagram, explain the working of typical editor structure. Explain the debugging functions and capabilities of an interactive debugging system. List the four tasks of a document editing process. Define MACRO. Briefly explain the various data structures used in the design of MACRO PROCESSOR. With an example, explain generation of unique labels in macros. Explain the advantages and disadvantages of general purpose macro processors. (06 Marks) With an example, explain the structure of a LEX program. (07 Marks) Write regular expressions to identiff the following: i) Identifier ii) Decimal number iii) - ve integer iv) + ve fraction (08 Marks) c. Write a short note on shift/reduce parsing. 10cs52 (08 Marks) (08 Marks) (04 Marks) (08 Marks) (06 Marks) (07 Marks) (05 Marks) DefineYACCtools'WhatarethetwotypesofconflictsinYACC?Giveexamples. (08 Marks Write a YACC program to evaluate an arithmetic expression involving operators *, -, *, y 2 of2