📟 16-bit machine code assembler for the Hack Assembly Language (nand2tetris)
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📟 16-bit machine code assembler for the Hack Assembly Language (nand2tetris)
nand2tetris Hack assembler, written in Python
A Hack assembler written in Ruby 🔨 (Chapter 6, The Elements of Computing Systems)
Solutions to nand2tetris course and book https://www.nand2tetris.org/ (From Nand to Tetris: The Elements of Computing Systems)
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Software projects from nand2tetris course
Assembler for hack IS (nand2tetris) written in Python
Assembler is a tool used to convert a Hack Assembly Language program, which is a text file with a .asm extension, into binary machine code (Hack Machine Language). Implementation is done in Python.
Hack Assembler written in Rust
This repository contains the program that helps in converting the assembly language (.asm) to machine language (.hack). This is done as part of the nand2tetris coursework.
Terminal UI for CPUEmulator of 16bits ISA (based on nand2tetris exercises)
My first assembler ever built in c++ as the final project for the course Nand2Tetris Part 1
C# .NET implementations of the software projects in the Nand2Tetris course
This is the implementation of an assembler for the HACK machine language for project 6 of nand2tetris. The assembler uses two arguments, the first is the folder name that contains the assembly, the second is the .asm file. The assembler creates the .hack file in the folder. Run it as : lua assembler.lua <folder_name> <file.asm>
A Java implementation of a 16-bit machine language assembler for the Hack Assembly language. Written as part of the NandToTetris course: https://www.nand2tetris.org/project06
Project 7 in the Nand to Tetris Course
Hack Assembly Language Assembler for the NAND to Tetris course's project 6.
Assembler for Hack Computer, implementd in Rust. It generates sudo binary from (.asm) files.
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