This is an assembler for my virtual machine toy-machine.
To assemble a file, simply run python tasm.py <filename> [-o output_name]. Tasm files have the .tasm extension.
A tasm instruction is 32 bits long. The opcode is 6 bits and the remaining 26 bits are used for instruction arguments. Each machine code line looks like this.
This instruction therefore stores the value 42 in the AC register.
The data is stored in the leftside operator
E.g. mov AC, 5 will store the value 5 in the AC register.
mov <reg>, <const>mov <reg>, <mem>mov <mem>, <const>mov <mem>, <mem>mov <mem>, <reg>
The result of the operation is stored in the leftside operator
add <reg>, <const>add <reg>, <mem>add <mem>, <reg>