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Welcome to the NAS Processor Emulator Wiki! This wiki serves as a comprehensive resource for users and contributors interested in understanding and contributing to the NAS Processor Emulator project.
The NAS Processor Emulator is a software project aimed at emulating the behaviour of a custom-designed processor architecture referred to as the NAS (Not A Standard) processor. It provides a platform for experimentation with assembly language programming and understanding the intricacies of processor architecture.
- Interpreter: The emulator includes an interpreter capable of understanding and executing NAS assembly language instructions.
- Processor Modules: It incorporates processor modules such as registers, ALU (Arithmetic Logic Unit), and clock cycle control for efficient emulation.
- Error Handling: The project includes mechanisms for error handling to identify and address invalid instructions or syntax errors.
- Utilities: Utilities are provided for data conversion, code segmentation, and other essential functions.
- Example Assembly Language: Example assembly language files are included to illustrate program structure and execution flow.
New to the project? Check out the Getting Started guide to learn how to set up and run the emulator on your system.
Explore detailed documentation and guides on using the NAS Processor Emulator:
Discover example assembly language programs and explore their functionality:
- Basic Arithmetic Operations
- Control Flow and Loops (Not Added)
- Memory Access and Data Manipulation (Not Added)
The NAS Processor Emulator is licensed under the MIT License.