Assembly ARM programming Your program will simulate the operation of a Furniture Factory saw. A Furniture Factory has an automatic saw that cuts 1" x 6" x 12' planks to the length specified by the user. The saw is preloaded with three full-length boards. If the first board is long enough cut the desired length from the board. If the first board is not long enough continue checking the other boards until you find one long enough. The user enters the length in whole inches. 144" is the maximum length request and 6" is the minimum length request. Continue prompting the user until all the boards are at less than 6" long. After each board is cut the program is to print out the total number of boards cut so far, the total linear length of the boards cut (in inches) and the length remaining on each of the three boards. Prior to shutting down the program the remaining inventory is calculated and displayed as waste. When the program starts it shall display identification and the current inventory level.
For example:
Cut-It-Up Saw
Boards cut so far: 0
Liner length of boards cut so far: 0 inches
Current Board Lengths:
One: 144 inches
Two: 144 inches
Three: 144 inches
The program shall then prompt the user for the length of board to cut. For example:
Enter the length of board to cut in inches (at least 6 and no more than 144):
The program shall reject any invalid inputs (characters, less than 6, or greater than 144) and
prompt for entry again.
When a valid input is provided the program finds a board that is long enough and cuts the
requested length from the board. If there is not a board long enough the program displays there
are no boards long enough and prompts for a new (shorter) request.
After each valid board cut the current inventory levels are displayed. For example:
Boards cut so far: 4
Liner length of boards cut so far: 75 inches
Current Board Lengths:
One: 69 inches
Two: 144 inches
Three: 144 inches