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# Architecture
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## Introduction
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To get the PDP-10 to solve sudokus and learn how to code in PDP-10 assembly, we
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should first consider, what functions we need, and how to structure the code, so
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we can build small, fast and reusable functions. Since organising code in
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assembly is a lot harder than in high-level programming languages such as LISP
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and C, we should first plan how the program should look like, before we start
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writing the actual code. This way, we can encapsulate the code and make it
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reusable. The program will follow a simple flow:
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```mermaid
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flowchart LR
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id
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title: Program-Flow
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---
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flowchart TD
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start((Start))
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print1["Print Welcome Message"]
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cmdline["Read file name from command line"]
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fileexists{"File Exists?"}
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loadfile["Load grid from file"]
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print2["Print board"]
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solve[["Solve the puzzle"]]
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print3["Print solved board"]
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stop((Stop))
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start --> print1
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print1 --> fileexists
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fileexists -->|No| stop
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fileexists -->|Yes| loadfile
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loadfile --> print2
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print2 --> solve
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solve --> print3
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print3 --> stop
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```
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