PRINT_INT = 1
PRINT_STR = 4
READ_INT = 5
PRINT_CHAR = 11

#include <stdio.h>

# struct s0 {
#     int x;
#     int y;
# };

# struct s1{
#     char c1;
#     char c2;
#     int x;
# };


# struct s0 my_struct;	// 8 bytes
# struct s1 my_other_struct = {'A', 'Z', 99};	//8 bytes

# int main(void) {
#     my_struct.x = 10;
#     my_struct.y = 3;
#     putchar(my_other_struct.c1);
#     putchar(my_other_struct.c2);
#     printf("%d", my_other_struct.x);
#     return 0;
# }
 

	.text

main:

	li	$t0, 10
	sb	$t0, my_struct+0

	li 	$t1, 3
	sb	$t1, my_struct+4

	li 	$v0, PRINT_CHAR
	lb 	$a0, my_other_struct+0
	syscall

	li 	$v0, PRINT_CHAR
	lb 	$a0, my_other_struct+1
	syscall

	li 	$v0, PRINT_INT
	lb 	$a0, my_other_struct+4
	syscall



end:
	li 	$v0, 0
	jr 	$ra

	.data
my_struct:
	.space 8
my_other_struct:
	.byte 'A'
	.byte 'Z'
	.word 99