Here's the C representation of what I'm trying to do in MIPS assembly:
printf ("x=%d\n", x);
I know that I can do a syscall to easily print x= and I can also do a syscall to print the int x (which is stored in a register). However, that prints them like this (let's say x is 5):
x=
5
How can I make them print on the same line?
Look at the Fibonacci.asm example: http://courses.missouristate.edu/KenVollmar/MARS/Fibonacci.asm - it seems to be a good example of exactly what you need to do - look at the part near the print: label. It looks like you needs syscall 4 for printing the x = part and syscall 1 for printing the integer itself.
Use a syscall for printing the x= which does not add a line feed.
What that syscall might be is system specific, and you are not mentioning anything about the system.
If you print with two separate characters, 'x' and '=', you should avoid the newline problem.
