To place the switch into the INTR position in the given 8086 assembly code, you need to modify the initialization code by setting the Interrupt Flag (IF) to enable interrupts. Here's the updated code with the switch placed into the INTR position:
TOS EQU 0FEFEH
CPU 8086
ORG 0400H
SECTION CODE:
MAIN:
MOV SP, TOS
CALL INITIALIZATION
MOV BX, PATTERN
MOV AL, [BX]
JMP $
INITIALIZATION:
MOV WORD[03FCH], COUNTERISR
MOV WORD[03FCH], 0
MOV AX, 0
STI ; Set the Interrupt Flag (IF) to enable interrupts
RET
COUNTERISR:
OUT 0, AL
IRET
SECTION DATA:
PATTERN DB 255, 128, 170, 15, 240
By adding the "STI" instruction in the INITIALIZATION code, the switch is placed into the INTR position, allowing interrupts to be triggered.
In the following 8086 assembly code place the switch into the INTR position
TOS EQU 0FEFEH
CPU 8086
ORG 0400H
SECTION CODE:
MAIN:
MOV SP, TOS
CALL INITIALIZATION
MOV BX, PATTERN
MOV AL, [BX]
JMP $
INITIALIZATION:
MOV WORD[03FCH], COUNTERISR
MOV WORD[03FCH], 0
MOV AX, 0
STI
RET
COUNTERISR:
OUT 0, AL
IRET
SECTION DATA:
PATTERN DB 255, 128, 170, 15, 240
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