webMARS: A Browser-Based MIPS Simulator with a Built-in C Compiler
My web version of Mars MIPS, now have builtin C compiler
I have launched webMARS, a fully functional MIPS simulator that runs directly in your browser. This tool allows you to write, compile, and execute assembly code without any local installation. The latest update includes a built-in Mini-C compiler, enabling you to compile C programs directly into MIPS assembly within the same interface. The simulator provides a comprehensive view of registers, memory segments, and execution steps, making it an accessible platform for learning computer architecture.
Now have builtin C compiler
- all2
From the git repo:
webMARS is a browser implementation of MARS MIPS 4.5: editor, assembler, simulator, help system, and classic MARS tools in a single web UI.
Overview
- Single-page IDE for editing, assembling, running, stepping, backstepping, and debugging MIPS programs.
- Multi-window desktop/mobile UI with registers, text/data segments, labels, messages, Run I/O, and tool windows.
- Built-in help system with localized pages and embedded reference material.
- Persistent browser workspace for files, session restore, settings, and tool state.
- Single JavaScript assembler and simulator core, with no native runtime dependency.
And from [0]:
MARS is a lightweight interactive development environment for programming in MIPS assembly language, intended for educational-level use with Patterson and Hennessy's Computer Organization and Design.
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To run the demo program:
1. Run > Compile
1a. In the popup window select 'Open ASM as new file'
2. Run > Assemble, context will change to the 'Execute' tab.
3. Click the little 'Go' button near top-center.
4. ???
5. Profit!
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[0] https://computerscience.missouristate.edu/mars-mips-simulato...
- vkaku
Very nifty! Looks amazing ... :) I love the Netbeans ish style UI
- pjmlp
Looks quite well done, congrats.