SUBROUTINE AA: entered with the base address of an array
(i.e.
the address of the first element) in the index register, and the
relative position of a selected element in accumulator
B;
the sub-
routine calculates the absolute address of the selected element
and delivers it in the index register.
As a final illustration we shall discuss the problem of generating a
two-digit decimal display. The definition of such a subroutine has
already been given on page 72. The program assumes that two seven-
segment displays are connected to the address bus at location ?F100
-
9
f
e
d
c
b
α
Figure 7.2
and
?F101.
Each displa
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