TinyEMU based full system cycle-level micro-architectural research simulator for single-core RISC-V systems
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TinyEMU based full system cycle-level micro-architectural research simulator for single-core RISC-V systems
A small and simple 8-bit CPU built in Logisim. The project also includes an assembler and a manual for those who want to learn how a processor works.
This is an HTML/Javascript CPU simulator and assembler for the CPU I designed. Originally, I created this CPU on paper many years ago for a homework assignment in college. More recently, I implemented my design in the Logisim logic simulator, and eventually it ran on an FPGA.
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