Here are some examples of MAL programs.

• sums.s -
  Computes and displays the sum of integers from 1 up to n, where n is entered by the user.
  Illustrates declaration of string constants in a .data section, a simple loop, and input, output, and program termination using the syscall instruction.
• search.s -
  Tests the function search(), which searches for an entry in an array.
  Illustrates the simple subprogram linkage protocol, a static array declaration in a .data section, and random access into an array.
• search_1.s -
  Tests the function search(), which searches for an entry in an array.
  Illustrates the simple subprogram linkage protocol, dynamic array creation, and random access into an array.
• fact.s -
  Computes and displays the factorial of n, where n is entered by the user. The program prompts for new values of n until the user enters a negative number.
  Illustrates recursion using a stack-based subprogram linkage protocol.

A zipped folder containing these examples can be downloaded here.