- Install NPM dependencies with
npm install - Seed the database with
npm run seed - Start the web server with
npm run start - Direct browser to
http://localhost:3000/
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http://localhost:3000/homepage
- Use interpreter as a guest, view snippets from other users, or login / sign up from here!
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http://localhost:3000/snippets/tutorial
- View AsmVis16 supported instruction set
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http://localhost:3000/snippets
- Access the interpreter as a guest!
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http://localhost:3000/homepage
- View snippets from other users.
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http://localhost:3000/snippets
- Create and name a new snippet
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http://localhost:3000/users/YOUR_USERNAME
- View snippets you have created, or delete them.
- Using the
AsmVis16supported instructions, create an assembly like program.
Example: Calculate the factorial of 5 program.
MOV R0, 5
MOV R1, 1
MOV R2, 1
JNZ R0, 6
JMP 9
MUL R1, R0
DEC R0
JMP 4
MOV R3, R1-
Load the program, which will check for any syntax errors. Interpreting is disabled while there are errors!
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"Run Step" Run the next step of the program.
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"Run All" Interpret entire program until complete.
- “AsmVis”, an assembly interpreter used to simulate assembly instructions into processes that manipulate CPU registers stored as Javascript objects. Users can login, save and share snippets of assembly-like code, and interpret the snippets on the website using client-side Javascript. Includes visualizations as instructions are parsed, such as viewing register values as the user steps through.
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Users can type, then run or step through programs written in an assembly-like syntax in a code editor.
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Users can visualize CPU register values in real time the program is stepped through.
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Users can save and share code snippets.
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Users can delete code snippets from their accounts.
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Syntax highlighting / parsing errors
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Support for arithmetic functions
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Instruction counter
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Bitwise operations
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Jump operations