Reustmann is a Von Neumann architecture in Rust. I was inspired by the dave miller Iota machine.
I just recreate it in Rust.
The Reustmann Documentation
The hello_world.rm
program
text
Gp..OOOOOOOOOOOOHTFello World!
First create a program, from a file for example ```rust extern crate reustmann;
use std::fs::File; use reustmann::Program;
let ignorelastnewline = true; let file = File::open("./hello_world.rm").unwrap();
// it accept anything implementing the std::io::Read
trait
let program = Program::new(file, ignorelastnewline).unwrap();
```
Then use this program to fill the interpreter memory ```rust use reustmann::Interpreter;
let archlength = 50; // memory length let archwidth = 8; // word size
let mut interpreter = Interpreter::new(archlength, archwidth).unwrap(); interpreter.copyprogramand_reset(&program).unwrap(); ```
Launch it, launch it now !!! ```rust use reustmann::Statement; use reustmann::instruction::op_codes; use std::io::{empty, stdout}; // use std::io::sink; // for no output
let mut input = empty(); // no input data needed let mut output = stdout(); // output on the standard
loop {
// each interpreter step return a statement
// while no HALT
statement is found, we continue
match interpreter.step(&mut input, &mut output) {
Statement(op_codes::HALT, _) => break,
_ => ()
}
}
```
You can have debug informations at any moment
rust
// put this in the previous match, at the good place ;)
println!("{:?}", interpreter.debug_infos());
coveralls.io
)--input
, --output
...)format!
correctly pc_side
and sp_side
on the debugger