VMem - Virtual Memory with a custom language inspired by Assembly.
This is an example program. With more developments to the language, this will be simplified.
CREATE BIT
CREATE BIT
CREATE BIT
INIT 0
SELECT 0
SET 2
INIT 1
SELECT 1
CALCULATION MULTIPLY 0 0
READ BIT
COPY 2
RELEASE
INIT 1
SELECT 1
CALCULATION MULTIPLY 0 2
READ BIT
SELECT 2
RELEASE
SELECT 1
COPY 2
RELEASE
INIT 1
SELECT 1
CALCULATION MULTIPLY 0 2
READ BIT
SELECT 2
RELEASE
SELECT 1
COPY 2
RELEASE
These commands will let you work with the MEMORY, rather than with specific bits.
CREATE BIT will create a bit within MEMORY, creating a singular None bit, which you will then need to initialise to use.
CREATE BYTE will run CREATE BIT eight times, bringing you to the maximum amount of possible bits in MEMORY.
INIT will intiailise the bit entered, setting it to 0, so you can then select & utilise it.
SELECT will allow you to select an initialized bit, allowing you to utilise it.
READ BYTE will output the MEMORY in the state it is in.
ASCII will output the selected bit after being converted to ASCII.
ASCII will output the MEMORY after being converted to ASCII.
DESTROY MEMORY will reset the MEMORY back to 0 bits.
These commands can be used once a bit is selected.
SET will allow you to set the bit selected as the number specific.
RELEASE will set the bit back to an uninitialized state. You will have to select a new bit after this.
CALCULATION will allow you to do (e.g. ADDITION) to the two bits specific and set the result as the bit selected.
READ BIT will output the value of the selected bit.
INCREMENT will add 1 to the selected bit.
DECREMENT will take 1 from the selected bit.
COPY will copy the value of the selected bit into the specified bit.
These are misc commands that can be used for convinience.
DEBUG will toggle debug mode.