This is the final task in the C course of the Open University, by @RoyGonen and myself.
This project is based on the double-pass assembler model.
The task is to build an assembler that will:
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receive assembly files (.as)
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interpret the files according to given rules
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output the interpretation, in three files:
ob. - memory image and instructions (hex)
ent. - symbol table
ext. - list of external values
The project was coded and compiled using Ubuntu, but it may run on all Linux versions.
Use makefile to compile the project like this:
> make
After preparing assembly files with an .as extension, open terminal and pass file names as arguments (without the file extensions) as following:
As for the files x.as, y.as, hello.as we will run:
> assembler x y hello
The assembler will generate output files with the same filenames and the following extensions:
.ob- Object file.ent- Entries file.ext- Externals file
Examples of input and output files can be found under the 'tests' folder.