Assembly MIPS Help!!

Guys i need help for this fastttt please!

Declare and initialize two arrays of 64 integers as part of the program.  The program:
1.    fills the array x using the formula x[i]=-(i-10)* (i-10)+1000, where i is the index: 0-63;
2.    finds the minimum element of the array x and displays it and its position to the terminal window;
3.    calculates the sum of the elements of array x and displays it to the terminal window;
4.    copies the array x to array y.
Each subtask should be written as a call of a user function.

Oh and please, if you can post the answer to my email ^

Thank you!

ITT a faggot from /b/ tries to get /prog/ to spam somebody's mail.

No, all i want is the answer, you may post it in this thread..

http://www.tik.ee.ethz.ch/tik/education/lectures/TI1/current/materials/assemblylanguageprogdoc.pdf

Aappreciate it but I don't have the time to read it right now lol..

``A page that EXPLAINS how to do what I want? Ludicrous! I want the full answer right now!''

Fuck off.

>>6
Probably you shouldn't have left your homework to the last minute if you have no idea about what you're being taught.


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I DO have an idea of what i'm being taught.

Does anyone know how to help me even a little?

MIPS is gay

dont you have to manual adjust the stack pointers and stuff. i totally lost interest after that.

In java is so easy to do but i don't know much about assembly yet ;[

 public static void main(String[] args)
 {
   int[] array = new int[64];
   for (int i=0;i<=63;i++)
   array[i] = -(i-10)*(i-10)+1000;
   System.out.println("The End! :)");
 }

>>12
Maybe you should have listened to the goddamn lectures!

Since you didn't, maybe you should read up now!

No one's going to give you the answer here.

>>10
No.  We can't help you if you refuse to even start.

ok.

I never said i wouldn't start and try.
I program and i like doing it, i just don't know assembly.

I'm pretty sure this isn't hard in assembly either but giving me a link to a .pdf for mips with 250+ pages won't solve my problem now that i need it's answer fast.

But anyway, thanks for your..help.

>>16
I program and i like doing it, i just don't know assembly.
Why is this? You seem to be on a course that teaches assembly. Why haven't you learned it?

But anyway, thanks for your..help.
You're welcome. The ever-so-helpful /prog/ warmy welcomes you again!

>>16
I never said i wouldn't start and try.
Nonetheless, you haven't.

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