CSE 109    HW 4   Due 10:45 PM  Sunday  18 March 2012

     This homework is an exercise in writing a STOM program and in
     writing an StomASM program. It is meant to have you become familiar
     with how the 'stom' and 'stomasm' programs function.

     Write an STOM program that reads in a list of five numbers
     and writes out f(x)=2*x*x-x-3 for each of the numbers. E.g., if
     the number 2 is read, then 3 is displayed (3=2*2*2-2-3)

     Use /proj/csc109/bin/stom) to ensure your program works properly.
     The Simpletron program should use the following data: 4 -4 6 5 -3.
     Of course your programs should work for other sets of data. Also, it
     should be easy to modify the program to handle, e.g., 70 data.

     Write an StomASM program that reads in a list of non-zero ints and
     computes x*x*x - 3*x*x + 4 for each number. It should quit when it
     reads in the int 0.  Use for input the numbers: 2 -4 3 6 0.  To test
     out your program, first "compile" it with /proj/csc109/bin/stomasm.
     Then use the code in the resulting codefile as input to 'stom.'

     To submit your homework, create a subdirectory of cse109.121 called
     hw4 (that is, from your root directory /cse109.121/hw4).  In hw4 store
     two files, the first called hw4.prog1 and containing your STOM
     program, the second called hw4.prog2 and containing your StomASM
     program.  The subdirectory hw4 should only contain the above two files.

     NOTE: This homework (and all homeworks) will only be collected once
     (unlike programming assignments, for which there will be multiple
     opportunities to submit your solution).

     NOTE: The programs stom and stomasm are stored in
      /proj/csc109/bin/stom
      /proj/csc109/bin/stomasm
     See the course website for instructions on how to use these
     programs.

     PLEASE AGAIN READ THE SYLLABUS ABOUT UNFAIR COLLABORATION AND DO NOT
     COLLABORATE UNFAIRLY