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A simple AVR instruction set simulator for educational purposes.

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AVR Zero

A simple AVR instruction set IDE and simulator for educational purposes.

Warning

This is in no way an accurate representation of the AVR instruction set and the AVR assembly. Programs that work in this simulator are not guaranteed to work on an actual AVR chip.

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Starting Guide

The project is available on PyPI, simply install it with pip.

python -m pip install avrzero

Then, you can run the graphics user interface with

python -m avrzero.gui

Or you can run the command line tools with

python -m avrzero

Install from Source

First, you need to clone the GitHub repository.

At the project root, run

python -m build

The artifacts will be in the dist directory. Install with

python -m pip install --no-deps dist/avrzero-0.1.0-py3-none-any.whl

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