gno/usr.bin/awk/tests/asm
tribby ddb82cb2e0 Remaining files for awk 2.0 that were left out of the previous checkin.
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1998-04-07 17:06:53 +00:00

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# asm - assembler and interpreter for simple computer
# usage: awk -f asm program-file data-files...
BEGIN {
srcfile = ARGV[1]
ARGV[1] = "" # remaining files are data
tempfile = "/tmp/asm.temp"
n = split("const get put ld st add sub jpos jz j halt", x)
for (i = 1; i <= n; i++) # create table of op codes
op[x[i]] = i-1
# ASSEMBLER PASS 1
FS = "[ \t]+"
while (getline <srcfile > 0) {
sub(/#.*/, "") # strip comments
symtab[$1] = nextmem # remember label location
if ($2 != "") { # save op, addr if present
print $2 "\t" $3 >tempfile
nextmem++
}
}
close(tempfile)
# ASSEMBLER PASS 2
nextmem = 0
while (getline <tempfile > 0) {
if ($2 !~ /^[0-9]*$/) # if symbolic addr,
$2 = symtab[$2] # replace by numeric value
mem[nextmem++] = 1000 * op[$1] + $2 # pack into word
}
# INTERPRETER
for (pc = 0; pc >= 0; ) {
addr = mem[pc] % 1000
code = int(mem[pc++] / 1000)
if (code == op["get"]) { getline acc }
else if (code == op["put"]) { print acc }
else if (code == op["st"]) { mem[addr] = acc }
else if (code == op["ld"]) { acc = mem[addr] }
else if (code == op["add"]) { acc += mem[addr] }
else if (code == op["sub"]) { acc -= mem[addr] }
else if (code == op["jpos"]) { if (acc > 0) pc = addr }
else if (code == op["jz"]) { if (acc == 0) pc = addr }
else if (code == op["j"]) { pc = addr }
else if (code == op["halt"]) { pc = -1 }
else { pc = -1 }
}
}