#Semblance
###Overview Semblance is an assembly/machine code interpreter for compiling Jaysembly into Jaychine code. Currently the jaychine code interpreter is functional. It is written in C.
Jaychine code consists of instructions of the form: (decimal integer) (decimal integer) (decimal integer)
First number is the instruction opcode, second two are operands.
The example program euclid is an implementation of Euclid's Algorithm.
###Usage To use Semblance, first write the file in jaysembly. Then do ./jaysembly.py [assembly] [output file name] output file doesn't need to exist beforehand.
To execute the compiled file, do ./semblance [output file name]
###Source description
- semblance.c: main file, contains instruction execution loop
- data.c: functions that read data from machine file, and create array of commands
- iset.c: the instruction set, implemented as array of pointers to instruction functions
- semcall.c: contains system call functions for printf and scanf
- globals.h: global variables
- jaysembly.py: the assembler written in Python
###To do Right now, files have to start with .code on line 1 because .data hasn't been implemented yet.