Use EBE x86 64 and send the asm file just one code (not multiple codes) and screenshots:
The purpose of this lab is for you to gain familiarity with stacks.
1. Write in assembler a program that will create a stack of single byte 
entities and have the following operations: push and pop.
2. The same as (1) except that the stack that will accept 16 bit entities 
and have push and pop.
3. The same as (1) except that the stack that will accept 64 bit entities 
and have push and pop.
4. The same as (1) except that the stack will accept IEEE 754 single 
precision floating point values. Specifically test this for INF, INF, and 
NAN. Question: to which IEEE 754 revision is the FPU ISA compliant in 
the machine you are using (IEEE 754 from 1985, IEEE 754­2008, or the 
most recent ISO/IEC/IEEE 60559:2011)?
5. Write a program that uses all four stacks you just wrote and redirects 
an input value to each stack as appropriate, allowing only three forms of 
input: byte, 16 bit entities, 64 bit entities, and IEEE 754 single precision 
floating point values.