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Data .bss Define a variable named _u16_b, which occupies two bytes of memory. Make it visible to C. 1 The variable below is used by the test code; you may ignore it. _u8_test: .space 1 .global _u8_test Code .text _naming_variables_ex_1: .global _naming_variables_ex_1 Assign the value 0xA15F to _u16_b, then return. 1 Save and run

          Data
.bss
Define a variable named _u16_b, which occupies two bytes of memory. Make it visible to C.
1
The variable below is used by the test code; you may ignore it.
_u8_test: .space 1
.global _u8_test
Code
.text
_naming_variables_ex_1:
.global _naming_variables_ex_1
Assign the value 0xA15F to _u16_b, then return.
1
Save and run

Data
.bss
Define a variable named u16b, which occupies two bytes of memory. Make it visible to C.
1
The variable below is used by the test code; you may ignore it.
u8test: .space 1
.global u8test
Code
.text
namingvariablesex1:
.global namingvariablesex1
Assign the value 0xA15F to u16b, then return.
1
Save and run

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Define a variable named _u16_b, which occupies two bytes of memory. To do this, we can use the .bss section and the .space directive to allocate the required memory. ``` _u16_b: .space 2 ``` Show more…

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Data .bss: Define a variable named _u16_b, which occupies two bytes of memory. Make it visible to C. The variable below is used by the test code; you may ignore it. _u8_test: .space 1 global_u8_test Code .text naming_variables_ex_l: global-naming_variables_ex_1 Assign the value 0xA15F to _u16_b, then return. 7 Save and run.