Creating an Assembly Language
there is code that will turn bits into methods able to be coded with.
there is the human-readable breakdown of the bits that are being made into methods
ADD 0111aabb: adds value equal to register aa to value equal to register bb, stores result in register aa.
SUB 0001aabb: subtracts value equal to register aa from value equal to register bb, stores result in register aa.
STORE 0011aabb: stores bits from register aa into memory at address equal to register bb.
LOAD 0010aabb: loads memory from adress equal to register aa into register bb.
SKIP 0100xx00: skips the next instruction if register xx is equal to 0.
SKIPNZ 0100xx01: skips the next instruction if register xx is not equal to 0.
JALR 0101aaaa: jumps to line at location equal to register aa.
SLI 11aabbcc: takes bits aa and cc and stores them into register bb.
HALT 00000001: halts the program. This is when the program knows to stop parsing.
Emulator, Pipeline, and Cycle purposely do not have instructions, ask for a demonstration.