Create CRegisterscore.s

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@coderabbitai there is going to be a new directory for the implementation of all the PMLL_blockchain_assembly repo files and they will all be committed and directed into this directory fille for us for a CPU processor and soon the CPU-QPU processor

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features
  • Introduced an advanced hybrid computing model that integrates conventional and quantum processing capabilities for enhanced performance.
  • Improved overall system reliability with robust error detection and handling.
  • Optimized memory management ensures smoother operations during intensive computational tasks.

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Walkthrough

The pull request introduces a comprehensive assembly implementation of a hybrid CPU–QPU architecture. The file defines classical CPU registers (including RAX, RBX, RCX, RDX, and XMM0–XMM7), sets up memory management (stack and heap), and provides distinct sections for data, BSS, and text. It adds initialization routines for both classical and quantum cores alongside a hybrid processing loop that integrates quantum operations. New external function declarations and multiple global function signatures support quantum operations, error handling, and verification of execution states.

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Change Summary

.assembly/.../CRegisters.s

Implements a hybrid CPU–QPU core with detailed register definitions and memory management. Adds initialization routines for classical and quantum cores, a hybrid processing loop, and robust error handling functions. Introduces new external function declarations (hadamard_gate, measure_qubit) and global function signatures (e.g., start, init_quantum_core, hybrid_processing_loop, verify/reverify_, exit_*, apply_hadamard, measure_qubits).

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant CPU as CPU Core
    participant QPU as Quantum Unit
    participant ERR as Error Handler

    CPU->>CPU: _start / init_quantum_core()
    CPU->>QPU: hadamard_gate() / apply_hadamard()
    QPU-->>CPU: Quantum state
    CPU->>QPU: measure_qubit() / measure_qubits()
    QPU-->>CPU: Measurement result
    CPU->>CPU: hybrid_processing_loop()
    alt Verification Successful
        CPU->>CPU: verify_print, verify_registers, verify_fp
    else Verification Failed
        CPU->>ERR: exit_error() / exit_program()
    end

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Poem

Oh, how I hop in lines of code so neat,
With bits and qubits dancing to a beat.
Registers sing and quantum gates gleam,
In hybrid loops where logic reigns supreme.
I nibble errors, making problems retreat,
A rabbit’s delight in this assembly treat!
🐇✨

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