Assembly-ish interpreter

This is an Interpreter for an assembly like language in Node.js. It's Massembly, the M stands for Moritz :)

List of commands

mov reg|mem num|reg|mem
add reg num|reg
sub reg num|reg
mul reg num|reg
div reg num|reg
mod reg num|reg
out num|reg
end
push num|reg
pop reg
label:
and reg num|reg
or reg num|reg
xor reg num|reg
not reg
cmp num|reg num|reg
je label
jne label
jg label
jge label
jl label
jle label
jmp label
check num|reg op num|reg
dbg
; comment
nop

Example program: Finding primes

;Finding prime numbers
;Sieve of Eratosthenes

;Heighest number
mov rm 200

;Start number
mov rs 2

;Create a list with numbers
mov ry rs
start:
mov [ry] ry
add ry 1
cmp ry rm
jle start

;Set start adress
mov ry rs
out rs

conductSearch:

mov rx [ry]
mov rb ry
deletingNonPrimes:
add rb rx
mov [rb] 0
cmp rb rm
jle deletingNonPrimes

findNext:
add ry 1
cmp ry rm
jg shutdown
mov ro [ry]
cmp ro 0
je findNext

out ry
jmp conductSearch

shutdown:
halt

This will output

Running the interpreter

Command line

Just execute the mexec.js with node.js and provide the source file path as parameter

node mexec.js <file>

To run the example program use

node mexec.js Examples\primesTest.m

Javascript

An example on how to run the interpreter from Javascript

//Including the Interpreter
const execMassembly = require("./Massembly.js");
const fs = require('fs')

//Load the source code from a file
fs.readFile('./Examples/primesTest.m', 'utf8', function (err,data) {
    execMassembly(data); // <-- Execute the code
});

Extending the interpreter

Just extend the commands object in the Commands.js. Key is the command and value is a function receiving the entire line string, the arguments array and the context object as parameters.

The function can change the context, end the software and decide which line is the next to execute.

Implementing commands

// Ending the software
"end":function(line, args, context){
    context.__end = true;
},
// Doing an output
"out":function(line, args, context){
    console.log(getRightHandValue(args[0], context));
    context.nextLine++;
},
// Multiplication
"mul":function(line, args, context){
    setRegister(
        args[0], 
        getRightHandValue(args[0], context) * getRightHandValue(args[1], context), 
        context
    );
    context.nextLine++;  
}

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