NASM assembly programming within the x86 (i386) architecture.

; The purpose of this lab is to expose you to programming in assembly. You
; will gain first-hand experiance of the the joys and sorrows of this paradigm.
; You will be developing a Reverse-Polish-Notation calculator that uses the
; stack to pass arguments. In this laboratory you will be using jmp operations
; and the ecx register to pass between subroutines, do no use CALL and RET for
; your sub-routines, you should instead use a combination of:
; mov ecx, NextLine
; jmp StackXXXXXXXX
;
; to call an operation and
; jmp ecx
;
; to return to the instruction at the memory location stored in ECX
;
;
; ** For a full specification of the assignment, refer to your lab assignment.
;
; A Makefile is provided to assist in the compilation of your code
; $> make
;
; To run your code:
; $> ./lab6
;
; Your task will be assessed as follows:
;
; It should assemble (1 mark)
; Implement the StackAdd operation (2 marks)
; Implement the StackSubtract operation (2 marks)
; Implement the StackMultiply operation (2 marks)
; Implement the StackDivide operation (3 marks)
; Implement the StackModulo operation (3 marks)
; Implement the StackFactorial operation (5 marks)
; Implement the StackNChooseP operation (5 marks)
; Implement the StackEquals operation (2 marks)
;
;
;
;
; Good Luck!
;

;

%include "asm_io.inc"

%define overflow 0xFFFFFFFF ; A definition of the overflow value

%define NextLine $+10 ; this is a macro that will set the return address for
; your function

%macro printNewLine 0 ; this is a macro that will print a newline character
mov eax, newLine ; to the terminal
call print_string
%endmacro

;
; initialized data is put in the .data segment
;
segment .data
newLine: db 0xA,0

;
; uninitialized data is put in the .bss segment
;
segment .bss


;
; code is put in the .text segment
;
segment .text

global StackAdd, StackSubtract, StackMultiply, StackDivide, StackModulo, StackFactorial, StackNChooseP, StackEquals

StackAdd:
add esp, 8 ; Clear the stack of two (4-byte) values
push 0
jmp ecx

StackSubtract:
add esp, 8 ; Clear the stack of two (4-byte) values
push 0
jmp ecx

StackMultiply:
add esp, 8 ; Clear the stack of two (4-byte) values
push 0
jmp ecx

StackDivide:
add esp, 8 ; Clear the stack of two (4-byte) values
push 0
jmp ecx

StackModulo:
add esp, 8 ; Clear the stack of two (4-byte) values
push 0
jmp ecx

StackFactorial:
add esp, 4 ; Clear the stack of one (4-byte) values
push 0
jmp ecx

StackNChooseP:
add esp, 8 ; Clear the stack of two (4-byte) values
push 0
jmp ecx

StackEquals:
pop eax
mov eax, overflow ; YOU MUST REMOVE THIS LINE IN ORDER TO RECIEVE ANY
; MARKS (IF THIS IS REMOVED, StackEquals will work 100%)
jmp ecx


I HAVE A MAKEFILE READY WHICH IS INCLUDED IN THE ATTACHEMENT ALONG WITH OTHER FILES AND MORE INFOR ABOUT THIS LAB