This is an Assembly Emulator written in C++ language. It supports an easier version of RISC (Reduced Instruction Set Computer) instruction set, so that it's more readable for user, and also easy to understand. Therefore, it does not support some fancier instructions or addressing modes featured by older Complex Instruction Set (CISC) designs.
For more information about the language used, please refer to the Documentation
If you want to set up this project locally, you should read this section
You must have g++ installed in order to run this program.
$ sudo apt install build-essentialCheck out how to install g++ on Windows here
Clone the repo
git clone https://github.com/Gluncho/Assembly-Emulator.gitIn order to compile and run the project, use the following commands:
g++ *.cpp && ./a.out g++ *.cpp
./a.exeAfter running the project, you'll need to test it by a file in which assembly instructions are written. I've provided some tests which you can also use. If you want to know what particular test file really does, you must know that almost every test file has its corresponding C file, so if you're not familiar with those instructions, you can see what C code translates into this assembly file. For example, tests/recursion/gcd.c would translate into tests/recursion/gcd
To test, you can just enter the filename in the command or type -help for more information about how to interact with command prompt.
Here are two examples of how would you test gcd on Linux:
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g++ *.cpp && ./a.out tests/recursion/gcd
- (If you want to compile with debugging mode)
g++ *.cpp && ./a.out -dbg tests/recursion/gcd
Distributed under the MIT License. See LICENSE.txt for more information.