PyCpuSimulator
Overview
What is PyCpuSimulator ?
PyCpuSimulator is a CPU simulator implemented in Python which use micro-codes to implement CPU core.
Where is the Documentation ?
The documentation is available on the PyCpuSimulator Home Page.
What are the main features ?
Micro-Code Language to describe instruction
Opcode Decoder using Decision Tree
Read HEX firmware format
AVR Core CPU simulation is ongoing
How to install it ?
Look at the installation section in the documentation.
Credits
Authors: Fabrice Salvaire
1 maintainer
Metadata
1 maintainer
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