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@@ -6,22 +6,22 @@ A stack based virtual machine in C11, with a dynamic register setup which acts as variable space. Deals primarily in bytes, doesn't make assertions about typing and is very simple to target. * How to build -Requires =GNU make=, a compliant C11 compiler. Code base has been +Requires =GNU make= and a compliant C11 compiler. Code base has been tested against =gcc= and =clang=, but given how the project has been written without use of GNU'isms it shouldn't be an issue to compile using something like =tcc= or another compiler (look at [[file:Makefile::CC=gcc][here]] to change the compiler). To build everything simply run ~make~. This will build: -+ [[file:lib/inst.c][instruction bytecode system]] which allows one to - target the VM by writing and reading instruction bytecode -+ [[file:vm/main.c][VM executable]] which can execute bytecode (your - =java= executable) -+ [[file:asm/main.c][Assembler executable]] which can assemble - compliant assembly code to VM bytecode ++ [[file:lib/inst.c][instruction bytecode system]] which provides + object files to target the VM ++ [[file:vm/main.c][VM executable]] which executes bytecode ++ [[file:asm/main.c][Assembler executable]] which assembles compliant + assembly code to VM bytecode + [[file:examples/][Assembly examples]] which provide some source code examples on common programs one may write. Use this to figure out - how to write compliant assembly. + how to write compliant assembly. Also a good test of both the VM + and assembler. One may also build each component individually through the corresponding recipe: |