Take three single digit numbers as input and output the largest

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This problem is in a modified version of assembly language given to me by the CIE and I know how to solve it in LMC, but the BRP instruction or a similar one is not included in the given instruction set so I have no idea how to do it another way around. Available instruction include compares, decrements, increments, jump if true or false and of course all the other common addressing modes.

What I have tried:

EVERYTHING. I don't know how to get the solution without that branching function.

Posted 16-Nov-17 3:21am

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Updated 16-Nov-17 4:00am

Sean Ewington

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Richard MacCutchan 16-Nov-17 10:07am

Read each number, save it, compare it to the others.

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