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A simulation tool for mc6811
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2004
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Sarıkan (Tuncer), Nazlı
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The aim of this thesis study is to develop a simulator for an 8-bit microcontroller and the written document of this thesis study analyses the process of devoloping a software for simulating an 8 bit microcontroller, MC68HC11. In this simulator study a file processing including the parsing of the assembler code and the compilation of the parsed instructions is studied. Also all the instruction execution process containing the cycle and instruction execution and the interrupt routine execution is observed through a graphical user interface. Through this graphical user interface all the registries, address bus and data bus updates can also be observed. C++ programming language is used to implement the application. Object oriented programing techniques are used to provide easy of implementation and template usages.
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Electronic computers.
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Computer science.
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https://hdl.handle.net/11511/14640
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N. Sarıkan (Tuncer), “A simulation tool for mc6811,” M.S. - Master of Science, Middle East Technical University, 2004.