Yup, it's another one. Except that this one:
- Runs Chip-8 programs;
- Decompiles Chip-8 programs;
- Compiles assembly into Chip-8 programs (not yet... I'm working on it);
This program runs Chip-8 programs. It is fairly functional, though it still has some problems.
Use chip8 run help to get usage info.
This program does a best-effort decompilation of Chip-8 programs. It scans the bytes and outputs them as assembly instructions. A verbose mode can also output plain English instructions.
Use chip8 decompile help to get usage info.
Doesn't actually do anything yet... :(
- Keypad doesn't work??? It looks fine, but only the 4 key does something. I'm looking into it;
- The decompiler is very bare-bones. Will try to add some fancy stuff, like subroutine labels. That will require a two-pass scanner;
- Fix keypad;
- Add step-by-step execution;
- Fully-fledged debugger (breakpoints, step-in, etc.)
- Start work on analyser;
- Add basic subroutine labels;
- Add jump arrows (or do labels again?);
- Add skip arrows;
- Start work on;