Simple Simulator for ICT

About SimpSim

SimpSim is a simulator/assembler for the machine language as proposed in "Computer Science: An Overview" by J. Glenn Brookshear.
See here for some screenshots.
It features the following:

• Windows 95/98/NT/XP/Vista, no installation required
• simulator with run, step and break functions
• built-in assembler editor with syntax highlighting
• built-in assembler
• loading and saving of files (assembler and machine coded (byte code))
• built-in assembler examples
• context sensitive help-pages about virtually all items
• extra www info-page (this can be set by the teacher of a particular course to point to a page, used for that course, with the latest information, hints and so on)
• disassembler/trace window for stepping
• output window to output text from a machine language program (see examples)
• no password or registration needed, so everyone can use it

About myself

My name is Anne-Gert Bultena and I studied Electronic Engineering at the University of Twente in The Netherlands from which I got my masters in 1998 with minors in Computer Science and Business Management.
See www.anne-gert.nl/cv for my CV.

Download

• Download Simple Simulator version 2.4 (or an older version: version 2.3, version 2.2, version 2.0b, versie 1.1).
• Download examples:
• hello world (as program or as assembly)
• output test (as program or as assembly)
• template for final assignment (as program or as assembly)

Request
If you have a nice, good, beautiful or interesting program, written in SimpSim assembler, please send it to me with your name and I'll add it to the website.

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