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@milkbytes it's a custom instruction set of a hypothetical 32 bit computer. It's not capable of doing multiplication, division, bit operations and much more. But thanks for the recommendation :)
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@nilmonster That sucks then. What I did in most my IA32 assignments was check if the bit 0 was toggled or not, since it equals to 1 (in decimal).
Just finished an assignment yesterday where we had to code a math problem in assembler in under 20 lines
looking at the task: Hey, we already did this in Python
*building own modulo Operation for that cause we cant use it*
*freaking out when realizing it's just not posibble in 20 lines*
Then scrolling up the wikipedia page to see you've spend hours trying to implement the wrong thing
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read the assignment