eliben
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6 years ago You should be able to pick up how to run it from the tests_full dir. For example, https://github.com/eliben/luz-cpu/blob/master/luz_asm_sim/tests_full/loop_simple/loop.lasm should link. See run_full_tests.py to see the exact invocations
This looks interesting - I've installed this and have partial success
set PYTHONPATH=%PYTHONPATH%;C:\PythonTests\luz-cpu-master\luz_asm_sim\ cd tests_full\ C:>"C:\Program Files\Python36\python.exe" C:\PythonTests\luz-cpu-master\luz_asm_sim\tests_full\run_full_tests.py REM Test .\exception_simple...OK REM Test .\link_files...OK REM Test .\loop_simple...OK REM Test .\loop_simple_debugqueue...OK REM Test .\prime_sieve...OK REM Test .\procedure_call_stack_convention...OK REM Test .\single_file_simple...OK REM Test .\stack_manip...OK REM ------------------------------------------------------ REM Elapsed: 0.240s is I guess that is a pass, but I cannot see any created output files, and when I try manual ASM (via luz_asm.py ) on libcode.lasm etc, they fail with linker symbol errors, like lib.asmlib.linker.LinkerError: Failed import of symbol 'mydata1' at object [0x2a7afd0L]
So it is looking quite close to working ?
Can you give an example that batch builds (eg) .\link_files, and expected created output files ?
I'm looking around for tools that could be easily ported to a new processor, about to be released Opcode info is here : https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1usUcCCQVp3liAqENX9rvX-XVqJomMREhKYExM_taG0A/edit#gid=0