A hack VM translator written in Rust

My solutions to the popular Nand 2 Tetris course.

A web-based IDE for https://nand2tetris.org

This is the implementation of an assembler for the HACK machine language for project 6 of nand2tetris. The assembler uses two arguments, the first is the folder name that contains the assembly, the second is the .asm file. The assembler creates the .hack file in the folder. Run it as : lua assembler.lua <folder_name> <file.asm>

VM Translator from The Jack language VM code to The Hack language assembly code as part of the Nand to Tetris course

HackVirtualMachine

A refactored version of Logic Simulator

Nand2Tetris project for UIS computer architecture.

Reviewing some online CS courses I took

Practice of the book The Elements of Computing Systems: Building a Modern Computer from First Principles

nand2tetris tools as a nix flake

Hack Assembler written in Rust

Assembler is a tool used to convert a Hack Assembly Language program, which is a text file with a .asm extension, into binary machine code (Hack Machine Language). Implementation is done in Python.

The Hack VM Translator is a program that translates Hack VM code into Hack Assembly code. It is used in the Nand2Tetris course to convert high-level code written in the Hack VM language into low-level code that can be executed on the Hack computer platform.

NAND is a logic simulator suite made entirely from NAND gates

My solutions to the nand2tetris course.

a JVM but probably not the one you're thinking of

My implementations of the projects in the book "The Elements of Computing Systems" and the course "From Nand to Tetris" by Noam Nisan and Shimon Schocken. [WIP]

Nand2Tetris Coursework