Implementation of assembly languages made by Zachtronics.

• Different assembly modules can connect to each other
• There is no -999/999 integer limitation
• Instruction count limitation is not present.

A TIS-100 module.

• ID: TIS-100
• Registers: ACC and BAK
• Ports: RIGHT/DOWN/LEFT/UP
• Notes:
  • Reading operation counts as sleep, and can advance time.
  • ANY special register not tested.

A SHENZHEN I/O ChengShangMicro module.

• ID: CSMicro
• Registers: ACC and DAT
• Ports: x0, x1, x2, x3, p0, p1
• Notes:
  • Ports p0 and p1 are not tested, as any non-blocking port.
  • Visualizer does not display instruction states
  • GEN instruction not implemented

LINK 8
GRAB 21

• ID: EXA
• Registers: X, T, F
• Ports: M
• Notes:
  • Limited port compatibility with other modules.
  • Communication not implemented
  • May not be accurate
  • Files implementation limited (only one file, index always 0)
  • Host implementation limited to one host
  • Replication not implemented
  • Keyword implementation kinda done, but not really.
  • Constant keywords can be created via ' or " quoting.
  • @ character acts as comment starter
  • VOID operator just reads the provided register.
  • No, seriously, you expected full implementation of assembly from a game that haven't even released yet?

Manual user number input field.

• ID: NumberInput
• Ports: num
• Notes:
  • Allows arbitrary text input, please don't do it.

Simple visualization module.

• ID: VisModule
• Ports: in
• Notes:
  • Apart from TIS-100 version, sending values, less than -1 will reset it to color 0
  • Palette and size can be configured.

• hscript (not used atm)
• heaps
• hldx

You need Haxe 4-preview 4 and HL 1.6 at least to compile the visual code.

• Fonts taken from Heaps sample resources.
• Assembly languages and most of the modules invented by Zachtronics.

This work licensed under MIT license. Copyright on actual assembly language and module specifications belong to Zachtronics.