Pretty much comoplete, just division is left

Author: Harsha-vardhan-R

Assembler/cmake-build-debug/.ninja_deps

@@ -27,3 +27,7 @@
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 2012	2100	1703684675529050080	Assembler	35cca99beb22f557
+0	1867	1703853619769087901	CMakeFiles/Assembler.dir/main.cpp.o	a0649e1ce8eedca3
+1867	1946	1703853619853082172	Assembler	35cca99beb22f557
+1	1820	1703923522415465299	CMakeFiles/Assembler.dir/main.cpp.o	a0649e1ce8eedca3
+1820	1897	1703923522495547896	Assembler	35cca99beb22f557

Assembler/cmake-build-debug/.ninja_log

@@ -1,3 +1,3 @@
-Start testing: Dec 28 21:40 IST
+Start testing: Dec 30 21:00 IST
 ----------------------------------------------------------
-End testing: Dec 28 21:40 IST
+End testing: Dec 30 21:00 IST

Assembler/cmake-build-debug/Assembler

@@ -405,11 +405,11 @@ int main(int argc, char* argv[]) {
     }
 
     ///the first two instructions at 0x000 are setting the conditional bit to 1 and jumping to the address at which instructions start indirectly.
-    OutputInOrder << "0x000: 8800 b100 ";
-    for (unsigned short i = 0x2; i < 0x100; i++) {
+    OutputInOrder << "000: 8100 8800 b100 ";
+    for (unsigned short i = 0x3; i < 0x100; i++) {
         if (i % RAM_FORMAT_LENGTH == 0) {
             OutputInOrder << "\n";
-            OutputInOrder << "0x" << std::setw(3) << std::setfill('0') << std::hex << DATA_START_ADDRESS << ": ";
+            OutputInOrder << std::setw(3) << std::setfill('0') << std::hex << DATA_START_ADDRESS << ": ";
             DATA_START_ADDRESS += RAM_FORMAT_LENGTH;
         }
         OutputInOrder << short_to_nibble(0) << " ";
@@ -421,7 +421,7 @@ int main(int argc, char* argv[]) {
     for (const auto& i : MachineStringData) {
         if (new_o % RAM_FORMAT_LENGTH == 0) {
             SubroutinesNInstructions << "\n";
-            SubroutinesNInstructions << "0x" << std::setw(4) << std::hex << new_o << ": ";
+            SubroutinesNInstructions << std::setw(4) << std::hex << new_o << ": ";
         }
         SubroutinesNInstructions << i << " ";
         new_o++;
@@ -437,7 +437,7 @@ int main(int argc, char* argv[]) {
         auto latest_return = PRESENT_ADDRESS;
         if (PRESENT_ADDRESS % RAM_FORMAT_LENGTH == 0) {
             SubroutinesNInstructions << "\n";
-            SubroutinesNInstructions << "0x" << std::setw(3) << std::hex << PRESENT_ADDRESS << ": ";
+            SubroutinesNInstructions << std::setw(3) << std::hex << PRESENT_ADDRESS << ": ";
         }
         SubroutinesNInstructions << "0000 ";
         PRESENT_ADDRESS++;
@@ -446,7 +446,7 @@ int main(int argc, char* argv[]) {
             try {
                 if (PRESENT_ADDRESS % RAM_FORMAT_LENGTH == 0) {
                     SubroutinesNInstructions << "\n";
-                    SubroutinesNInstructions << "0x" << std::setw(3) << std::hex << PRESENT_ADDRESS << ": ";
+                    SubroutinesNInstructions << std::setw(3) << std::hex << PRESENT_ADDRESS << ": ";
                 }
                 char first_hex = FIRST_BIT_MAP.at(tokens[SubroutineInstructionAddress]);
                 char second_hex = SECOND_BIT_MAP.at(tokens[SubroutineInstructionAddress]);
@@ -486,7 +486,7 @@ int main(int argc, char* argv[]) {
     //Our machine jumps to +1 address when called , jumped or returned, so for instructions we need to have a gap(1 word), and we jump to the next address.
     if (PRESENT_ADDRESS % RAM_FORMAT_LENGTH == 0) {
         SubroutinesNInstructions << "\n";
-        SubroutinesNInstructions << "0x" << std::setw(3) << std::hex << PRESENT_ADDRESS << ": ";
+        SubroutinesNInstructions << std::setw(3) << std::hex << PRESENT_ADDRESS << ": ";
     }
     //This will take care of the edge case, in the hardware.
     SubroutinesNInstructions << "0000 ";
@@ -503,7 +503,7 @@ int main(int argc, char* argv[]) {
             char second_nibble = SECOND_BIT_MAP.at(*Instruction);
             if (PRESENT_ADDRESS % RAM_FORMAT_LENGTH == 0) {
                 SubroutinesNInstructions << "\n";
-                SubroutinesNInstructions << "0x" << std::setw(3) << std::hex << PRESENT_ADDRESS << ": ";
+                SubroutinesNInstructions << std::setw(3) << std::hex << PRESENT_ADDRESS << ": ";
             }
             //if we can just get the whole word from the first two bits.
             if (first_nibble == '0' || first_nibble == '8') {
@@ -538,14 +538,14 @@ int main(int argc, char* argv[]) {
     for (;PRESENT_ADDRESS <= 0xfff; PRESENT_ADDRESS++) {
         if (PRESENT_ADDRESS % RAM_FORMAT_LENGTH == 0) {
             SubroutinesNInstructions << "\n";
-            SubroutinesNInstructions << "0x" << std::setw(3) << std::hex << PRESENT_ADDRESS << ": ";
+            SubroutinesNInstructions << std::setw(3) << std::hex << PRESENT_ADDRESS << ": ";
         }
         SubroutinesNInstructions << std::setw(4) << std::hex << "0000 ";
     }
 
 
     //Set the value at which we are jumping.
-    OutputInOrder << "\n0x100: " << std::setw(4) << std::hex << InstructionStart << " ";
+    OutputInOrder << "\n100: " << std::setw(4) << std::hex << InstructionStart << " ";
     OutputInOrder << SubroutinesNInstructions.str();
     OutputFile << OutputInOrder.str();
     std::cout << "Saving at : " << output_file_name << "\n";

Assembler/cmake-build-debug/CMakeFiles/Assembler.dir/main.cpp.o

@@ -126,7 +126,8 @@ INSTRUCTIONS
 			=> 6 X X X | E X X X -> LDI -> LOAD IMM   -> LOAD IMMEDIATE VALUE INTO THE AC, (THE HIGHEST 4 BITS WILL BE FILLED WITH 0).  -> 0f, 27 ---
 			=> 7 X X X | F X X X -> SWP -> SWAP	      -> SWAPS THE VALUES OF AC AND THE OPERAND.                                        -> 12, 2a
 
-(--- means the rom is not written for these instructions, because the assembling program cannot actually produce the machine code for these, can be implemented by th user if intrested.)
+(--- means the rom is not written for these instructions, because the assembling program cannot actually produce the machine code for these, 
+     can be implemented by the user if intrested.)
 
 	-OPERAND IS NOT REQUIRED : INSTRUCTION FORMAT 0-X-X-X OR 8-X-X-X
 
@@ -147,7 +148,7 @@ INSTRUCTIONS
 				=> 0 2 X X -> ADD(34)  -> ADD(DR + AC) 			                    -> ADD THE VALUE OF DR AND AC AND STORE IT IN AC.
 				=> 0 3 X X -> MUL(4A)  -> MULTIPLY(DR * AC) 		                -> MULTIPLY THE VALUE OF DR WITH AC.
 				=> 0 4 X X -> SUB(36)  -> SUBTRACT(AC <- DR + (~AC + 1))	        -> SUBTRACT AC FROM DR.
-				=> 0 5 X X -> DIV(_-)  -> DIVIDE(AC <- REMAINDER OF AC/DR, QR <- AC/DR) -> DIVIDE AC WITH DR.
+				=> 0 5 X X -> DIV(9a)  -> DIVIDE(AC <- REMAINDER OF AC/DR, QR <- AC/DR) -> DIVIDE AC WITH DR.
 				=> 0 6 X X -> CMP(46)  -> COMPARE THE VALUES OF DR AND AC           -> WILL SET THREE BITS BASED ON THE COMPARISION(SMALLER, EQUAL, GREATER).
 				=> 0 7 X X -> AND(3c)  -> BITWISE AND(AC <- AC && DR)   	        -> BITWISE AND WITH AC.
 				=> 0 8 X X -> BOR(38)  -> BITWISE OR(AC <- AC || DR)	            -> BITWISE OR WITH AC.
@@ -172,7 +173,7 @@ INSTRUCTIONS
 			=> 8 C X X -> INP(91) -> LOAD THE VALUE FROM INPUT REGISTER INTO THE DATA REGISTER.
 			=> 8 D X X -> OUT(94) -> PLACE THE VALUE OF AC IN THE OUPUT REGISTER. 
             => 8 E X X -> IEN(96) -> SET THE INTERRUPT ENABLE ON.
-            => 8 F X X -> IEF -> SET THE INTERRUPT ENABLE OF.
+            => 8 F X X -> IEF(98) -> SET THE INTERRUPT ENABLE OF.
 
 
 * CAN HAVE WAY MORE INSTRUCTIONS THAN THIS, BUT IT WILL OVERCOMPLICATE THE SYSTEM.
@@ -186,7 +187,7 @@ MAIN COMPUTER LOOP
 
 BOOTSTRAP -> LOAD -> THE STARTING POINT OG THE PROGRAM IS GOING TO BE THE ADDRESS AT WHICH THE INSTRUCTIONS ARE GOING TO START(.instructions)
 we are going to jump to the starting point of the instructions indirectly from the end of the bootstrap, which will put the computer in the user written instruction loop.
-The instructions are going to be performed sequentially till they encounter "jmp", "cll" or "hlt" (or some other interrupt)
+The instructions are going to be performed sequentially till they encounter "jmp", "cal" or "hlt" (or some other interrupt)
 This is going to be repeated, thats it.
 
 +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
@@ -231,8 +232,14 @@ ROM OUTPUTS AND THE SIGNIFICANCE OF EACH BIT(STORED IN CONTROL DATA REGISTER, SH
 4 => ENABLE THE ALU MULTIPLEXER(USED WHEN THE MIROINSTRUCTION TAKES MORE THAN ONE-CLOCK CYCLE)
 5 => SHIFT THE AC REGISTER TO THE LEFT
 6 => FIRST BIT IS TO LOAD THE INPUT INTO mAC PARALLELY, AND THE SECOND BIT IS FOR LEFT SHIFTING mAC.
-7 => SETTING THE CONDITIONAL BIT(FIRST 2 BITS, CHOOSE FROM 'CARRY', 'LESS THAN', 'EQUALS', 'GREATER THAN'), THIS WILL BE ONLY CONSIDERED 
-     WHEN THE 3RD BIT IS 0, ELSE THE CONDITION STATUS WILL BE SET DIRECTLY TO ONE, WITHOUT DEPENDING ON ANY OTHER THINGS.
+7 => SETTING THE CONDITION STATUS BIT, THIS WILL CONTROL IF THE NEXT "JMP" SHOULD OCCUR OR NOT, THIS IS BASICALLY AN OCTAL NUMBER,
+  *GENERALLY THIS IS DONE AFTER A "CMP",IT IS LIKE A PART OF THE COMPARE OPERATION. 
+      0, 6, 7 WILL SET THE NUMBERS TO VALUE TO ZERO.
+      1 WILL SET IT TO ONE NO MATTER THE OTHER CONDITIONS(USE THIS WHEN YOU ARE JUMPING UNCONDITIONALLY AS WE DO NOT HAVE AN INSTRUCTION FOR IT).
+      2 WILL SET THE VALUE TO CARRY FLIP-FLOP VALUE.
+      3 WILL SET IT TO THE RESULT FROM THE LESSER FLIP-FLOP FROM THE COMPARISION RESULT.
+      4 WILL SET IT TO EQUAL FLIP-FLOP FROM THE EQUALS TO FLIP-FLOP FROM THE COMPARISION RESULT.
+      5 WILL SET TO THE GREATER THAN FLIP-FLOP FROM THE COMPARISION RESULT.
 8 => RESET dAC && mAC
 9 => LOAD Q PARALLELY
 A => FIRST BIT : STACK POINTER COUNT GO UP OR DOWN(IF 1 CYCLES WILL MATTER), SECOND BIT : IF 1 COUNT WILL GO UP, ELSE COUNT WILL GO DOWN(FOR PUSH AND POP RESPECTIVELY)
@@ -268,20 +275,3 @@ THE STARTING MICRO-OPERATION OF EVERY INSTRUCTION WILL BE THE EXACT SAME THAT IS
   + BUT IN THE CASE OF JUMP(AS OUR JUMP IS ALWAYS CONDITIONAL) IF THE CONDITION IS "1" THE ADDRESS TO WHICH + 1 IS LOADED, BUT IF IT NOT, THEN WE LOAD THE ADDRESS "PC + 1",
   EQUIVALENTLY SKIPPING THE JUMP INSTRUCTION.
 
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Assembler/cmake-build-debug/Testing/Temporary/LastTest.log

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+f0: 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000
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