A homebrew 16-bit CPU with a homebrew Unix-like-ish operating system.
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A homebrew 16-bit CPU with a homebrew Unix-like-ish operating system.
A bit-serial CPU written in VHDL, with a simulator written in C.
👾 Generate code for sprites, for your game in 8086 assembly
Create Your Own Operating System,Bootloader with Assembly and C and Learn GDB debugging and reverse engineering
💻 Simulation for the architecture of a processor inspired by the ideas of PDP-11 processor
CompactRISC (CR16) CPU (with an assembler) for the Computer Design Laboratory ECE 3710 class at The University of Utah
16 bit microprocessor for FPGA
A virtual CPU (32-bit and 16-bit), simulated using C with a custom-made assembly-language
A DCPU16 emulator, based on a specification imagined for the 0x10c video-game.
emulate a hypothetical very-simple 16-bit CPU to grow your understanding of CPUs, assembly languages, and machine code
Single task 16-bit DOS-like operating system
In class(CECS301 @CSULB) lab assignment for creating 16-bit CPU
This repository contains the CENG3010 Computer Organization course projects. The first project involves developing a GUI-based 32-bit MIPS simulator, while the second project centers on designing a custom 16-bit MIPS-like processor with a unique instruction set.
16 bit games console system-on-chip
Building the 16-bit computing system described in 'THE ELEMENTS OF COMPUTING SYSTEMS', written by Noam Nisan and Shimon Schocken.
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