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Subroutines
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17-
m
01-
ISTol1
Stores
a
in
Ri
o
18-
IA
ell,
02-
~
19-
2
03-
ISTol
2
Stores
b
in R
2 _
20-
0
04-
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A/
S
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21-
G
05-
ISTol
3
Siores
c
in
R
3 _
22-
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06-
IA el
l2
Calcul
ate r
I_
23-
IRel
l2
Calcu
late
T'l_
07-
1=1
24-
lettsl
08-
IRClf
2
25-
l"cl
l
2
09-
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These
sections
26-
000
10-
IRell1
of program
27-
IRell
1
11-
l"cl
l3
memory
are
28-
IRell
3
12-
0
ident
ica l.
29-
0
13-
4
30-
4
14-
0
31-
0
15-
G
32-
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16-
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33-
1Ii@
34-
G
35-
IRell1
36-
2
37-
0
38-
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39-
IOTO
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Since the rou tine for calculating
r
1
contains
a large
secti
on of
program
memory that
is
ident
ical to a large
section in
the routine for
calcul
ating
r2
,
you
can simply create a subroutine
that
w
ill
execute
thi
s
section
of
instruc
tions.
The subroutine
is
then called up and executed in both the
solut ion
for
r]
and the sol
ution for
r'l_
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