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I’m programming in Assembly and here comes a mistake.
To summarize, I have to make a framework to check two real values and so go for the rest of the program. Well, that was the idea. To illustrate it better, I’ll leave one print with you:
In short, if it is with integer value, the real value does not. If anyone can help me I thank you.
If you can’t see the image, the lines of code are:
bgt $f3, $f4, vericacao1
bgt $f4, $f3, vericacao2
And the error code:
An ocurred while loading the file. The message are: Spim (parser) syntax error on line 48 of file (C: User Vinícius Novelli Desktop Work. s bgt $F3, $F4, vericacao1
Puts the code and error as text. You cannot see the image.
– Maniero
"In short, if it is with integer value, the real doesn’t. If anyone can help me I appreciate it." Clarify. If it is with integer what? Works? Doesn’t work?
– Omni
That is, if it is with integers it works.
– Vinícius Novelli
What platform are you programming for? 8051? ARM? Context helps answer the question.
– Omni