VM Translator from The Jack language VM code to The Hack language assembly code as part of the Nand to Tetris course
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VM Translator from The Jack language VM code to The Hack language assembly code as part of the Nand to Tetris course
Projects of the "From Nand to Tetris" course, taught in NTU CSIE's "Introduction to Computer" course by Professor Yung-Yu Chuang (2023 fall).
The Hack VM Translator is a program that translates Hack VM code into Hack Assembly code. It is used in the Nand2Tetris course to convert high-level code written in the Hack VM language into low-level code that can be executed on the Hack computer platform.
C# .NET implementations of the software projects in the Nand2Tetris course
NTU Introduction to Computer 2023 Fall Final Project - Assembler & VM Translator
From the ground up: Logic Gates → ALU → CPU → RAM → Computer → Assembler → Assembly language → VM Translator → Compiler → High-level Language → OS → Game
Components of computer systems: logic gates, chips, assembler, compiler, vm translator and a snake game in high-level language (jack)
VM translator for Jack VM Language used in Nand2Tetris.
Nand2Tetris hack computer implementation in Go (assembler, vm translator, compiler)
Virtual Machine translator for symbolic Hack assembly code. Written in Python.
Minimal OS written in Jack.
VM Translator using Java
Computer built from the ground up on top of own CPU, while compiler and assembler for it implemented in Rust language
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