aSTC is a simple virtual machine written in Rust that accepts bytecode as input, and gives output accordingly. The input bytecode is in the postfix notation, or the reverse polish notation.
aSTC is a fun project that lets you play with bytecode and arithmetic operations. You can write your own bytecode programs and run them on aSTC. You can also use aSTC as a learning tool to understand how virtual machines work.
To use aSTC, you need to have Rust installed on your system. You can download Rust from here.
To run aSTC, you need to compile it first. To do that, go to the project directory and run:
cargo build --release