jelvm is a small virtual machine interpreter.

The aim is to have a small vm that can be targeted by high level language compilers.
Performance is not the first priority. Simplicity is important.
It is possible to call C functions from the vm code.
There is a system call interface for performing kernel system calls.
An assembler is included: see "jelvm_instruction_set.txt" and the as-jelvm program.

You can easily include the vm in any C program and execute jelvm code via a simple function call.

Project status: In progress. The 'helloworld.s' program compiles and runs correctly.
		Bugs need to be found and corrected. More documentation to write.
		Larger example program needed.

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jelvm [-h] [-v] [-D] [program]
  -h  display this help
  -v  verbose
  -D  debugging information concerning the virtual machine

jelvm reads compiled code from <program> or from stdin.
Execution via the #! format is supported.

as-jelvm [-h] [-v] [-D]
  -h  display this help
  -v  verbose
  -D  debugging information concerning the assembler

as-jelvm reads assembler sourcecode from stdin.
Outputs compiled code to stdout.
Ex: as-jelvm < source.s > prg