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23:45, 2 August 2020: TheCoderPro (talk | contribs) triggered filter 9, performing the action "edit" on NoRAL. Actions taken: Warn; Filter description: require new users to introduce themselves (examine)

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The command dat means to have the byte after the opcode to be placed in memory instead of a command.
   
 
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==Example programs==

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''''No-Register Assembly Language''' - A simple assembly-style language based on a hypothetical processor that has no internal registers. Created by [[User:DMC]] ==General Concept== * All volatile memory is external to the processor * Addresses are 16 bit, stored big endian * Memory is 8 bits * Instructions use 0, 1, or 2 memory references * m1 - first memory reference * m2 - second memory reference * xxx m1 m2 - 3 letter mnemonic, arguments separated with spaces * Program listings are in hex * It’s okay to write self-modifying code (maybe even necessary) * # comment with ‘#’ as first character in a line * Turing complete: No, only 64k addressable memory ==Addressing modes== * Implied: (brk, nop, ret) * Absolute: 2 byte address * Immediate: 1 byte (sto) * Indirect: mvi ==The Virtual machine== {| class="wikitable" !Description !Memory |- |Total memory |0000 - ffff |- |Program counter |0000 - 0001 (initialized to 0200) |- |carry flag |0002 |- |zero flag |0003 |- |Top of stack |0004 |- |Stack |0005 - 00ff |- |Display memory |0100 - 01ff, 32 x 8, 256 bytes |- |Start of program memory |0200 |} ==The Instruction set== {| class="wikitable" !Instruction !Op Code !Description !Flags |- |add |01 |m1 = m1 + m2 + carry |<center>CZ</center> |- |and |02 |m1 = m1 & m2 |<center>Z</center> |- |jmp |03 |pc = m1 |<center>&ndash;</center> |- |jpc |04 |if C = 1: PC = m1 |<center>&ndash;</center> |- |jpz |05 |if Z = 1: PC = m1 |<center>&ndash;</center> |- |jsr |06 |push PC, PC = m1 |<center>&ndash;</center> |- |mov |07 |m1 = m2 |<center>Z</center> |- |nop |08 |place holder |<center>&ndash;</center> |- |not |09 |m1 = not(m1) |<center>Z</center> |- |orr |0a |m1 = m1 or m2 |<center>Z</center> |- |pop |0b |pop m1 |<center>Z</center> |- |psh |0c |psh m1 |<center>&ndash;</center> |- |ret |0d |pop PC |<center>&ndash;</center> |- |shl |0e |shl m1 |<center>CZ</center> |- |shr |0f |shr m1 |<center>CZ</center> |- |sto |10 |m1 = m2(immediate byte) |<center>Z</center> |- |sub |11 |m1 = m1 - m2 - carry |<center>CZ</center> |- |inc |12 |m1 += 1 |<center>CZ</center> |- |dec |13 |m1 -= 1 |<center>CZ</center> |- |mvi |14 |m1(absolute) = m2(indirect) |<center>Z</center> |- |get |15 |input decimal number mod 256 |<center>Z</center> |- |dsp |16 |display program state during execution |<center>&ndash;</center> |- |brk |00 |Halt program |<center>&ndash;</center> |} ==Example programs== ===Hello World!\n=== # just store all the ascii values in screen memory sto 0100 48 sto 0101 65 sto 0102 6c sto 0103 6c sto 0104 6f sto 0105 2c sto 0106 20 sto 0107 57 sto 0108 6f sto 0109 72 sto 010a 6c sto 010b 64 sto 010c 21 brk # brk only necessary if the next memory location is not zero Output: Program Counter:  0234 Zero Flag:          00 Carry Flag:         00 Stack Pointer:      00 +---------Screen Display---------+ |Hello, World!                   | |                                | |                                | |                                | |                                | |                                | |                                | |                                | +--------------------------------+ ===Clear screen=== sto 1000 20 mov 0100 1000 inc 0206 jpz 0212 jmp 0204 brk Output: Program Counter: 0213 Zero Flag: 01 Carry Flag: 01 Stack Pointer: 00 ===Truth Machine=== get 0100 jpz 0211 sto 0100 31 inc 0208 dsp jmp 0206 sto 0100 30 dsp brk ==External resources== *[https://pastebin.com/mxq3kVx3 NoRAL] &ndash; Interpreter in Python 3 [[Category:Languages]] [[Category:Implemented]] [[Category:Low-level]] [[Category:2017]]'
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''''No-Register Assembly Language''' - A simple assembly-style language based on a hypothetical processor that has no internal registers. Created by [[User:DMC]] ==General Concept== * All volatile memory is external to the processor * Addresses are 16 bit, stored big endian * Memory is 8 bits * Instructions use 0, 1, or 2 memory references * m1 - first memory reference * m2 - second memory reference * xxx m1 m2 - 3 letter mnemonic, arguments separated with spaces * Program listings are in hex * It’s okay to write self-modifying code (maybe even necessary) * # comment with ‘#’ as first character in a line * Turing complete: No, only 64k addressable memory ==Addressing modes== * Implied: (brk, nop, ret) * Absolute: 2 byte address * Immediate: 1 byte (sto) * Indirect: mvi ==The Virtual machine== {| class="wikitable" !Description !Memory |- |Total memory |0000 - ffff |- |Program counter |0000 - 0001 (initialized to 0200) |- |carry flag |0002 |- |zero flag |0003 |- |Top of stack |0004 |- |Stack |0005 - 00ff |- |Display memory |0100 - 01ff, 32 x 8, 256 bytes |- |Start of program memory |0200 |} ==The Instruction set== {| class="wikitable" !Instruction !Op Code !Description !Flags |- |add |01 |m1 = m1 + m2 + carry |<center>CZ</center> |- |and |02 |m1 = m1 & m2 |<center>Z</center> |- |jmp |03 |pc = m1 |<center>&ndash;</center> |- |jpc |04 |if C = 1: PC = m1 |<center>&ndash;</center> |- |jpz |05 |if Z = 1: PC = m1 |<center>&ndash;</center> |- |jsr |06 |push PC, PC = m1 |<center>&ndash;</center> |- |mov |07 |m1 = m2 |<center>Z</center> |- |nop |08 |place holder |<center>&ndash;</center> |- |not |09 |m1 = not(m1) |<center>Z</center> |- |orr |0a |m1 = m1 or m2 |<center>Z</center> |- |pop |0b |pop m1 |<center>Z</center> |- |psh |0c |psh m1 |<center>&ndash;</center> |- |ret |0d |pop PC |<center>&ndash;</center> |- |shl |0e |shl m1 |<center>CZ</center> |- |shr |0f |shr m1 |<center>CZ</center> |- |sto |10 |m1 = m2(immediate byte) |<center>Z</center> |- |sub |11 |m1 = m1 - m2 - carry |<center>CZ</center> |- |inc |12 |m1 += 1 |<center>CZ</center> |- |dec |13 |m1 -= 1 |<center>CZ</center> |- |mvi |14 |m1(absolute) = m2(indirect) |<center>Z</center> |- |get |15 |input decimal number mod 256 |<center>Z</center> |- |dsp |16 |display program state during execution |<center>&ndash;</center> |- |brk |00 |Halt program |<center>&ndash;</center> |} The command dat means to have the byte after the opcode to be placed in memory instead of a command. ==Example programs== ===Hello World!\n=== # just store all the ascii values in screen memory sto 0100 48 sto 0101 65 sto 0102 6c sto 0103 6c sto 0104 6f sto 0105 2c sto 0106 20 sto 0107 57 sto 0108 6f sto 0109 72 sto 010a 6c sto 010b 64 sto 010c 21 brk # brk only necessary if the next memory location is not zero Output: Program Counter:  0234 Zero Flag:          00 Carry Flag:         00 Stack Pointer:      00 +---------Screen Display---------+ |Hello, World!                   | |                                | |                                | |                                | |                                | |                                | |                                | |                                | +--------------------------------+ ===Clear screen=== sto 1000 20 mov 0100 1000 inc 0206 jpz 0212 jmp 0204 brk Output: Program Counter: 0213 Zero Flag: 01 Carry Flag: 01 Stack Pointer: 00 ===Truth Machine=== get 0100 jpz 0211 sto 0100 31 inc 0208 dsp jmp 0206 sto 0100 30 dsp brk ==External resources== *[https://pastebin.com/mxq3kVx3 NoRAL] &ndash; Interpreter in Python 3 [[Category:Languages]] [[Category:Implemented]] [[Category:Low-level]] [[Category:2017]]'
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