A System for Synthetic Learning of Assembly Language Based on CASL
抄録
It is essential that contemporary mechanical engineer who needs to master mechanical control with a computer should learn not only assembly language but also the hardware related to that language. But the assembly language used for CPU which is available on the market has so many instructions that the learners of the language have been suffered from the confusion caused by them. In order to solve this problem, it is necessary to construct a virtual machine with a small number of instructions. In March 1987, CASL, an assembly language for a virtual machine named COMET, was adopted to the certificate examination of information processing under the auspices of the Ministry of International Trade and Industry. It seems that CASL has been suitable for the beginners because of its compactness and sufficiency. Firstly, the CASL simulator which is able to work on any personal computer has been developed making use of C language. Secondly, the simulator was implemented into microcomputer which has the ability to control sensor or actuator via I/O port, and another system with the hardware has been developed. It has been proved that these systems are appropriate for the acquisition of the assembly language.
CASLをベースとした総合的アセンブリ言語教育システム
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