ap0

ap0 is the latest and greatest cpu. i actually thought about the electrical/logic design this time and in theory i could make this a real thing. the problem is i dont know nothin about electrical design or anything like that.

how does it work

it has many features that other cpu's dont, such as:

• 256 bytes of ram
• a stack (not stored in ram tho)
• 2 (two) registers, A and B
• math (add, subtract, and, or, xor, shift left, shift right)
• one (1) conditional jump instruction
• subroutines (call and return)
• no carry flag, good luck doing math

the lore

it's called the "ap0" because i came up with its design during my leftover time from the AP CSA exam.

usage

please don't. you deserve better.

if you really want to, it works like this:

• write your assembly in in.s
  • need assembly documentation? haha good luck. try reading asm.py and deciphering my code
• run asm.py
  • it will create out.h, which is #include'ed in emu.c and contains the C code to set the ram values. isn't it great? (um i just realized it should be out.c bc its code not a header, but i dont car)
• do gcc -o ap0 emu.c
• run ap0
• yuo win!