How convert(if-else) to assembly form?

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x=0
for(i=10;i<=30;i+=2){
j=0
while(j<=8){
x+=3
j++;

Posted 7-Jan-12 21:47pm

royayesepeed

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OriginalGriff 8-Jan-12 4:02am

Your question (such as it is) does not appear to relate to the code fragment in any way.
Ignoring that your code is incomplete, and can't be converted to assembler because of that, it contains no "if..else..." block to convert...
Use the "Improve question" widget to edit your question and provide better information.

royayesepeed 8-Jan-12 6:38am

how conver this slice of code to assembly code?

Amir Mahfoozi 8-Jan-12 4:55am

This is only 6 line of multiple lines. please provide remaining lines.

royayesepeed 8-Jan-12 6:41am

just these slice

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OriginalGriff · Answer 1 · 2012-01-08T01:30:00

Assuming locations for your block ends, and that you want my preferred assembly code since you haven't specified:

        XOR     A
        LD      C,A
        LD      D,10;
LOOP1:  LD      A,30
        CP      D
        JR      C,LOOP1X
        XOR     A
        LD      E,A
LOOP2:  LD      A,8
        CP      E
        JR      C,LOOP2X
        INC     C
        INC     C
        INC     C
        INC     E
        JR      LOOP2
LOOP2X: LD      A,D
        INC     A
        INC     A
        JR      LOOP1
LOOP1X:

There you go: your code converted to Z80 assembly.