;; 
	;; Author: Bill Slough
	;;
	;; MAT 3670
	;;
	;; A first assembly-language LC-3 program
	;;
	;; This is a variation on the world-famous "Hello, world" program
	;; known to many programmers.
	;; 
	;; Notes:
	;; 1. HALT is equivalent to TRAP x25  (see Table A.2, page 543)
	;; 2. PUTS is equivalent to TRAP x22
	;; 3. LEA (Load Effective Address) uses the IMMEDIATE addressing mode
	;; 4. \n represents the "newline" character

	.ORIG x3000		; specify the "origin"; i.e., where to load in memory

	LEA R0,HELLO		; R0 = address of output string
	PUTS			; write("Hello, world!\n")

	LEA R0,COURSE		; R0 = address of output string
	PUTS			; write("MAT 3670")

	LEA R0,UNIV		; R0 = address of output string
	PUTS			; write("EIU")
	HALT			;

HELLO	.STRINGZ "Hello, world!\n"
COURSE	.STRINGZ "MAT 3670\n"
UNIV	.STRINGZ "EIU\n"
	.END