Assembler and Emulator

There are 3 subdirectories

1. Assembler - Contains all cpp codes for Assembler
2. Emulator - Contain emu.c file for Emulator
3. Assembly_Codes - Contains asm test files

Along with these, it contain 2 txt files

1. instructions.txt - Assembly Language Mnemonic, Opcode and OperandType
2. opcode.txt - Assembly Language Mnemonic and Opcode

Running an Assembler (2 Step process)

cd Assembler
g++ asm.cpp -o asm
./asm filename.asm

Here filename.asm denotes a assembly code to be assembled.
Default directory for filename is "../Assembly_Codes/"

It is a two pass assembler. It reports errors and warnings in filename.log file

If their are no errors while assembling it generates 2 files
filename.l - Listing the memory location and opcode generated for each line of assembly code
filename.o - Object file to be executed by emulator

Note - All files generated are in present in subdirectory Assembly_Codes

Running an emulator

cd Emulator
gcc emu.c -o emu
./emu -[operation] [filename.o]

operation denotes operation to be performed. It supports four operations

1. trace - It shows memory and register information after executing each line
2. before - It shows memory dump before execution of object file
3. after - It shows memory dump after execution of object file
4. isa - It prints the instructions set in terminal - Same as instructions.txt

filename.o
Object file to be executed - Execution terminates when HALT is encountered or number of lines executed equals instructions read from object file.