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# MicSim
Hi! Welcome to MicSim project repo. MicSim is a Mic-1 architecture simulator written in python. It is specially design for studying purpose.
Hi! Welcome to MicSim project repository. MicSim is a Mic-1 architecture simulator written in python. It is specially designed for studying purpose.
### How it works ?
It is simple, you have to:
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3. Enjoy !
### I want to know more about it....
Source code is located in _MicSim_ folder. All the components used for the Mic-1 architecture are
located in _MicSim/components_ folder:
- **ijvm.py** Contains standard IJVM constant
- **microprogram.py** Contains IJVM implementation that use Mic-1 architecture
- **caretaker.py** Hold all the Mic-1 architecture components (registers, ram etc..)
- **ram.py** Contains a simple RAM implementation
Source code is located in `MicSim/` directory. All the components used for the Mic-1 architecture are located in `MicSim/components/` directory:
- `ijvm.py` Contains standard IJVM constant
- `microprogram.py` Contains IJVM implementation that use Mic-1 architecture
- `caretaker.py` Hold all the Mic-1 architecture components (registers, ram etc..)
- `ram.py` Contains a simple RAM implementation
### How to load code in memory ?
Simply by editing **ram.txt**. Each line corresponding to a byte entry starting from address 0x0 to whatever to $+\infty$ . Each line can be an IJVM _opcode_ or a random byte. Here is an example of how to add two number:
Simply by editing `ram.txt`. Each line corresponding to a byte entry starting from address 0x0 to whatever. Each line can be an **IJVM opcode** or a random **byte**. Here is an example of how to add two numbers:
> BIPUSH<br />
> 12<br />
> BIPUSH<br />
> 5<br />
> IADD<br />
Kind of output:
---------- Ram Before Execution ----------
0 : 0x10 (16)
1 : 0xc (12)
2 : 0x10 (16)
3 : 0x5 (5)
4 : 0x60 (96)
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---------- Ram After Execution ----------
0 : 0x10 (16)
1 : 0xc (12)
2 : 0x10 (16)
3 : 0x5 (5)
4 : 0x60 (96)
4099 : 0x0 (0)
4098 : 0x0 (0)
4097 : 0x0 (0)
4096 : 0x11 (17)
4103 : 0x0 (0)
4102 : 0x0 (0)
4101 : 0x0 (0)
4100 : 0x5 (5)
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