As the culminating project for the Computer Organization and Assembly Language course, I have developed an array sorting program in Assembly Language (.asm). This project delves into the intricacies of low-level programming, emphasizing efficient memory management and algorithmic optimization.
Project Highlights:
Algorithm Implementations:
Implementation of classic sorting algorithms including Bubble Sort, Insertion Sort, and Quick Sort in Assembly Language. Detailed code showcasing the step-by-step execution of each sorting algorithm, tailored for the target architecture. Memory Optimization:
Streamlined memory utilization, emphasizing register management and stack efficiency. Exploration of techniques to optimize memory access patterns for enhanced performance. User Interaction:
User-friendly interface allowing input of arrays to be sorted. Output display showcasing the sorted arrays, providing a visual confirmation of the sorting algorithms' effectiveness. Efficiency Analysis:
Performance analysis of implemented algorithms, considering their time complexity and suitability for different data sets. Discussion of trade-offs and considerations made in optimizing for speed and resource usage. Error Handling:
Robust error handling mechanisms to ensure the program gracefully handles unexpected input or exceptional conditions.