alsi's Introduction

Assembly-Like Symbolic Instruction

A Virtual Machine and an assembler that converts code written in ALSI, an assembly-like language to bytecode the VM can execute.

Usage

Build

# clone this repository
git clone https://github.com/AnurupDey/alsi.git

# generate build files
cd alsi
mkdir build && cd build
cmake ..

# run the build (here we use make on linux)
make

Run the program

# Run one of the examples
./alsi

Examples

Some example programs can be found in example_programs directory.

Example of Output

Here is an example of assembling and running the recursive factorial program.

$ ./alsi
Main Menu
1. Assemble file to bytecode
2. Execute bytecode
3. Assemble and execute
0. Exit

Enter choice 1
Enter source file name: ../example_programs/FactorialRec.txt
Enter bytecode file name: prog
Assemblage complete

Main Menu
1. Assemble file to bytecode
2. Execute bytecode
3. Assemble and execute
0. Exit

Enter choice 2
Enter bytecode file name: prog
 Enter a number: 5
 The Factorial of 5 is 120
Instructions Executed: 57

Main Menu
1. Assemble file to bytecode
2. Execute bytecode
3. Assemble and execute
0. Exit

Enter choice 0

Writing `ALSI` code

Refer to the examples to learn how to write ALSI code. ALSI is an assembly language. Refer to headers/opcodes.hpp for a list and description of all the supported opcodes.

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