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Basic syntax

Assembly

Our assembler functions as follows:

Token type Description Identifier Syntax
Register One of the 32 registers in the CPU R rN where N is the index
Number A number, 16 bits. Cannot be negative (yet). N 0xN, 0bN, 0oN, 0dN/N where N is the number in hexadecimal, binary, octal or decimal
Boolean A true or false value, a single bit. B true or false
Identifier A piece of text. Usually either a label or a specific instruction N/A N/A
Label An alias or line marker; pre-processing tool to not have to use numbers everywhere N/A >name: for aliases, 'name: for line markers. Remove : for use

In the file for an instruction, the instruction will be written as instruction data:RN -> test:R. This would mean that “data” (the name is used for the description) is a register or a number.

Instructions