Assembly language programming -- 2

Make an x86 program that inputs a value N, which is the number of terms in the summation, and outputs the sum, the runtime, and some intermediate values as shown in the sample execution below. Make a driver program that calls the assembly program. As usual the driver is not part of the solution. The driver doesn’t know the actions of the called program. Sample execution: input number = 87 Welcome to the Harmonic Sum programmed by Barbara Boswell Please enter the number of terms to be included in the sum: 87 The clock is now 3577685633 tics and the computation will begin Terms completed Harmoic sum 9 2.8532423456645 18 2.9923413245356 27 3,0345464765777 36 3.3435674572108 45 3.7786547580712 54 3.8987343575689 63 3.9678342167897 72 4.0034856341213 81 4.0345546789098 87 4.0575613435376 The clock is now 3763457809 tics. The elapsed time was 8543678 tics, which equals 6359.84 seconds. The harmonic sum will be returned to the driver. The driver received this number 4.0575613 and will keep it. A zero will be returned to the operating system.