Color, Color, Who's Got the Color?

Redo the author's solution to problem 9 from section 6.9 with the following changes/notes:

Use CMP and Jcond instead of the .IF, etc. directives.
Change so that there are 4 colors: white 20%, blue 10%, green 45%, and red 25%.
The background color should always be black.
Have the weights info in a case-table structure with the cutoff weight and procedure address as the data in the table. Each procedure should setup the color as indicated.
Input to the PROC should be the address of the table, the table entry size, and the number of entries in the table.
Give the PROC caller more precision by using a number between 0 and 999 for making your decision.
Display lines of text in random colors until the user enters 'q' or 's'. (This means you wait for a user keystroke between displays.)

Use PROCs well to break your program into re-usable parts. (You should understand the value of modularization by this stage in your programming course-work/career, right? It will also serve you well when we learn to make our own 'link libraries'.)

This assignment is Level 3.

Option

Add (Level 4) to time how long it takes for the user to enter their keystroke between messages. Depending on this length of time, adjust the weights in the table by the following amounts:

Time Frame (ms)	White Adjustment	Blue Adjustment	Green Adjustment	Red Adjustment
0-3000	-10%	+20%	-5%	-5%
3001-6000	+10%	+5%	-5%	-10%
6001-10000	-5%	+15%	-15%	+5%
10001-	-10%	-30%	+25%	+15%

No weight can be less than 0% or greater than 100% and the total of the weights cannot exceed 100%. To help debug and demonstrate this aspect, display the entry time, the 4 weights, and their total in addition to your line in a random color.