Lobana Abstract Computers
The recommended way to install the library is via Cargo, Rust's package manager. To install the library using Cargo, follow these steps:
Open terminal or command line interface on your system.
Navigate to your project directory.
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cd <project-directory>
Install using Cargo.
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cargo install automachina
Wait for Cargo to download and build the library. This may take some time depending on server load and your internet connection speed.
Once Cargo has finished building the library, you should be able to use it in your project.
If you prefer to install the library from source, you can do so by cloning the library's Git repository and building it manually. To install the library from source, follow these steps:
Open terminal or command line interface on your system.
Navigate to the directory where you want to clone the repository.
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cd <directory>
Clone the library's Git repository.
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git clone https://github.com/karansinghlobana/automachina.git
Wait for Github to download the library. This may take some time depending on server load and your internet connection speed.
Navigate to the directory containing the library's source code.
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cd automachina
Build the library using Cargo.
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cargo build
Wait for Cargo to download dependencies and build the library. This may take some time depending on server load, your internet connection speed and your system's computing power.
Once Cargo has finished building the library, you should be able to use it in your project.
Before you can use the library in your project, you need to import it. To do this, add the following line to your project's Cargo.toml file.
toml
[dependencies]
automachina = "0.1.0"
You can find the latest version of the library on the library's repository page.
After you've added the library to your Cargo.toml file, run the following command to download and install the library.
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cargo update
Once you've imported the library into your project, you can use it in your code. Here's an example of how to use the library's functionality.
```rust use automachina::Computer; use automachina::architectures::Architecture; use automachina::machines::Machine; use automachina::programs::Program;
fn main() {
let architecture = Architecture::new();
let machine = Machine::new(architecture);
let computer = Computer::new(machine);
let program = Program::new();
computer.execute(program);
} ```
The documentation for this project is available in multiple formats. These formats include:
README.md: This is the primary source of documentation for this project. It provides an overview of the project, installation instructions, usage instructions, contribution guidelines, and other relevant information. It is recommended that you start here.To use the documentation effectively, it is recommended that you start with the README.md file. This file provides a brief overview of the project, installation instructions, and usage instructions.
If you need more detailed information, you can refer to the code documentation. The code documentation provides an in-depth explanation of the implementation details of the project.
If you need information about the architecture, design decisions, or implementation details, you can refer to the wiki.
If you find any issues with the documentation or want to contribute to the documentation, you can do so in the following ways:
It is important to note that the documentation is as important as the code itself, and any contributions to the documentation are highly appreciated.
rust
use automachina::architectures::Architecture;
use automachina::architectures::registers::Register;
use automachina::architectures::stacks::Stack;
use automachina::architectures::instructions::Instruction;
use automachina::architectures::labels::Label;
use automachina::architectures::directives::Directive;
rust
use automachina::machines::Machine;
rust
use automachina::programs::Program;
rust
use automachina::Computer;
If you are facing any issues or have any questions about this project, there are several ways to seek support:
We welcome contributions to this library! If you're interested in contributing, please follow these steps:
We'll review your pull request as soon as possible and provide feedback if needed. We appreciate your contributions to the library!
When submitting a pull request, please ensure that:
cargo fmt to format your changes before submitting your pull request.In addition to these guidelines, we ask that all pull requests adhere to the API guidelines.
We strive to maintain a stable API for the library, so that our users can depend on it without worrying about breaking changes. To achieve this, we follow these guidelines for our public API:
In addition to these guidelines, we ask that all pull requests adhere to the code style guidelines.
We believe that clean, readable, and consistent code is important for the long-term maintainability of our library. To achieve this, we follow these guidelines for our code style:
rustfmt. This helps ensure that our code is consistently formatted and easy to read.snake_case for variables and functions, PascalCase for types and structs, and SCREAMING_SNAKE_CASE for constants.Result and Option, to handle errors and unexpected situations. We avoid throwing exceptions or using error codes, and instead use Rust's powerful type system to provide clear and concise error messages. We also aim to provide helpful error messages that help users diagnose and fix problems quickly.If you have an idea for a new feature or improvement to the project, or if you encounter a bug or issue, there are a few different ways you can make a request.
If you have any questions or feedback about the project, you can request a comment. This can be done in multiple ways:
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If you feel that something is missing from the project or can be improved, you can suggest a new feature. This can be done in multiple ways:
When requesting a feature, please provide as much detail as possible about what you would like to see. This can include use cases, examples, and any other relevant information. This will help the project maintainers understand your suggestion and evaluate its feasibility.
If you encounter any bugs or issues while using the project, we encourage you to report them to us. Reporting bugs helps us improve the quality and reliability of the project for all users.
To report a bug, you can open an issue in the project's repository on GitHub. When you open the issue, please provide as much detail as possible about the bug you have encountered. This should include:
If you have any additional information that you think might be helpful in diagnosing or fixing the bug, please include that as well.
Once you have reported a bug, a member of the project team will review the issue and respond as soon as possible. Please be patient and understand that it may take some time to investigate and resolve the issue.
If you are able to provide a fix for the bug, you can also submit a pull request with the fix. See the Edit Code section for more information on how to contribute code changes to the project.
Contributing code changes to the project is a great way to help improve its functionality and add new features. When contributing code changes to the project, please ensure that your code adheres to the project's coding standards and follows any established APIs. See the Code Style Guidelines and API Guidelines sections for more information.
Before submitting a pull request, please ensure that you have tested your changes thoroughly and that they do not introduce any new issues or bugs. If possible, please include automated tests with your changes to help ensure that they continue to work as expected in the future.
Once you have submitted a pull request, a member of the project team will review the changes and provide feedback. Please be patient and understand that it may take some time to review and merge your changes.
If you have encountered a bug or issue with the project, and you have identified a way to fix it, you can submit a pull request with the fix. When submitting the pull request, please include a detailed description of the bug you are fixing and how your fix addresses the issue.
If you have an idea for a new feature that you think would be a valuable addition to the project, you can submit a pull request with the new feature. When submitting the pull request, please include a detailed description of the feature and how it will enhance the project.
If you think that a feature of the project is unnecessary or problematic, and you have identified a way to remove it without adversely affecting other functionality, you can submit a pull request with the removal. When submitting the pull request, please include a detailed description of the feature you are removing and why you think it should be removed.
If you think that a portion of the codebase could be improved through refactoring, and you have identified a way to do so without adversely affecting other functionality, you can submit a pull request with the refactor. When submitting the pull request, please include a detailed description of the portion of the codebase you are refactoring and how your changes improve the code.
Contributions to improve the project's documentation are always welcome. The documentation is an important aspect of the project and helps the users to understand how to use the project, its features and its limitations.
Here are some ways to contribute to the documentation:
Before making any contribution, make sure to read the existing documentation carefully to ensure that your contribution aligns with the existing structure and style.
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Automachina: Lobana Abstract Computers Copyright (C) 2023 Karan Singh Lobana
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