This program generates C code from LMC assembly. The script reads from stdin so you can run it and just start typing assembly, and leave a newline to generate the C code, or pipe in a script. Using shell magic you can even convert, compile, and run in one line:
cat fib.asm | python3 parser.py | gcc -xc -; ./a.outYou can also specify a memory size as a command line argument to parser.py like: python3 parser.py 500 to have 500 cells of memory instead of the default 100.
| Instruction | Op Code | Description |
|---|---|---|
DBG |
401 | Prints the current value in the register, the program counter value, and the data in memory |
IST |
903 | Like INP but it accepts a character as input rather than a number |
OST |
904 | Outputs the current value in memory as a character instead of a number |