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xComputer
Simulates the CPU and memory of a model computer called ""xComputer."" The applet lets you write assembly language programs for this computer and see how the computer executes them.
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Bob Tucker (Student)
After completing chapter 4 in Foundations in Computer Science, which reviews
Assembly Language programming, I found this to be a good site that deals with
computer simulation. The designer has used commands that were not available on
the Pep 7 simulator used in class, which allows the reader to see the
differences within computer systems designed by different entities.
Assembly Language programming, I found this to be a good site that deals with
computer simulation. The designer has used commands that were not available on
the Pep 7 simulator used in class, which allows the reader to see the
differences within computer systems designed by different entities.
Ray Ewbank (Student)
as it executes a program. I liked how it went into detail on how each register
is populated with each fetch and execution cycle. Very good stuff for the
student to understand the computing process.