ETUmulator is a Thumb-2 assembly language emulator written in Java. It is written with portability in mind, with builds actively maintained for Linux. At this moment, ETUmulator only emulates a subset of Thumb-2 instruction set.
These instructions will get you a copy of the project up and running on your local machine for development and testing purposes.
We use Gradle to automate just about everything. As long as you have a Java SE Development Kit 8 version 8u60 or above running, you are well on your way to get a development environment.
- Since we have already included a Gradle wrapper in the repository, installing Gradle is an optional process.
- Scene Buider is a visual layout tool that lets users quickly design JavaFX application user interfaces, without coding.
Open a terminal by pressing "CTRL + ALT + T"
From your terminal, change the current directory on your local machine where you want to get a development environment.
Example to change current directory to Desktop:
cd ~/Desktop
then clone the repository if you have Git:
git clone https://github.com/kasirgalabs/ETUmulator.git
or download zip file contaning the repository and extract it to your Desktop.
After above steps you should have ETUmulator or ETUmulator-master directory under your Desktop.
Execute below commands:
cd ETUmulator
or
cd ETUmulator-master
then
./gradlew build -x test
That's really it!
If you want the project set up in NetBeans (our favored IDE), just install NetBeans Gradle plugin and open ETUmulator from NetBeans. Then you get a bunch of run configurations and other stuff for free!
Execute the below command:
./gradlew jar
then you will be able to run ETUmulator from your terminal by typing java -jar build/libs/ETUmulator-0.5.0.jar
or navigate to build/libs directory and double click on the ETUmulator-0.5.0.jar
Open a terminal in the root of the project directory, then execute the command:
./gradlew check