Write Your Own Emulator for Your Own CPU - Using a Raspberry Pi Pico
In previous videos I have talked about how CPUs work and machine code. I have also talked about how to design your own CPU instruction set, and how to write an assembler for that instruction set. Now it is time to emulate your CPU and run the code output by the assembler. Design Your Own CPU Instruction Set: • Design Your Own CPU Instruction Set Write Your Own Assembler for Your Own CPU: • Write Your Own Assembler for Your Own CPU How Does a CPU Work playlist: • How Does a CPU Work Let Me Explain T-shirt: https://teespring.com/gary-explains-l... Twitter: / garyexplains Instagram: / garyexplains #garyexplains
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