CSASM (C Simple ASM) is a made-up interpreted instruction set (similar to the Little Man Computer instruction set).
The following opcodes are available for use using the following format.
[opcode] [operand] e.g mov 0x2 or out
Each newline determines a new instruction to be executed.
| opcode | name | operand | description |
|---|---|---|---|
| 0x0 | add | address | adds address to accumulator |
| 0x1 | out | null | outputs accumulator |
| 0x2 | mov | address | moves accumulator value to address |
| 0x3 | set | long | sets address to value |
| 0x4 | ldr | address | moves address value to accumulator |
| 0x5 | lbl | lbl name | defines a label with given name |
| 0x6 | jmp | lbl name | jumps to the given label name |
- Make the program from C source code provided.
- The resulting executable can be ran with one parameter passed for the directory.
- e.g
./csasm /example/dir/file.txt
CSASM uses the MIT License.
(2019), Elliot