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So far weamp;#39;ve talked about assembling instructions. What about data? How do we allocate and initialize data storage and how do we get those values into registers so that they can be used as operands? Here we see a program that allocates and initializes two memory locations using the LONG macro. Weamp;#39;ve used labels to remember the addresses of these locations for later reference. When the program is assembled the values of the label N and factN are 0 and 4 respectively, the addresses of the memory locations holding the two data values. To access the first data value, the program uses a LD instruction, in this case one of convenience macros that supplies R31 as the default value of the Ra field. The assembler replaces the reference to the label N with its value 0 from the symbol table. When the LD is executed, it computes the memory address by adding the constant (0) to the value of the Ra register (which is R31 and hence the value is 0) to get the address (0) of the memory
