Re: Microprogramming
Re: Microprogramming
- Subject: Re: Microprogramming
- From: Thomas DeGregorio <email@hidden>
- Date: Tue, 15 Feb 2005 21:45:15 -0500
Okay I did some looking into with the code you have supplied me with,
but what if it is not a generic PPC processor. How can I tell the
computer what the instruction sets are? That I just can;t seem to do.
Nor get a assembly program of my own to run.
With the code I have looked at I really saw no included compiler
directives that had anything to do with assembly. How does the complier
know how to compile the assembly language included. Also How can I
create a project with assembly?
I'm going to as well read apple's documentation on the assembly
compiler, but I does seem to be too informative, well with xcode at
least and with the adding of you own instruction sets.
Microprogramming assemblers and what not don't seem to be to available
on the Mac, is this because mircoprogramming is for CISC chips and
Apple uses RISC. I wanted to know about microcoding because I thought
it would be cool to add the computer from our text book's instruction
sets to a assembler on my computer. So I could write programs and be
precise instead of doing it by hand which is what we do in class, but I
can't run them, I can only compile. Assembly program I would like to
run.
On Feb 14, 2005, at 3:27 AM, Jose Commins wrote:
I noticed something about the project below, as I released it some
time ago - it works properly as-is, but if in Xcode you select
'Project -> Upgrade All Targets in Project to Native' it will break
the project. In that case, it would be best to alter Xcode's .nib to
read instead 'Move Rule Goalposts to Cause Build Failures' or 'Insert
More Development Time to Deal With Another Xcode Version Feature'.
Regards,
Jose.
-- Experience, n.: Something you don't get until just after you need
it. -- Olivier
On 13 Feb 2005, at 23:52, Jose Commins wrote:
Here is an example you can use to get started in writing PowerPC
assembly language with Xcode that I have made publicly available:
http://www.axora.net/AsmQuadBezPatchOSX/
FastAsmPowerPCBezierSurfacePatchOSX.zip
Regards,
Jose.
--
Archduke Franz Ferdinand found - first world war a mistake.
On 13 Feb 2005, at 20:08, Thomas DeGregorio wrote:
I have a question about microprograming and assembly with xCode. I
just don't really understand how I would compile my micro code or
assembly code. I can't seem how it works with xCode. I've tried, I
have
the assembler plugin for xcode, but I have no idea on how to use it.
My
main question is; what do i do with instruction sets? How do I tell
the assmbler the whats will be in the control memory? How would I
tell
the microcode assembler and just for assembly what the instruction
sets
are?
Thanks for all help
-Thomas De Gregorio
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