Registers

There are 6 multi purposes registers, marked from a to f.

There are 4 special registers :

• sp : The stack pointer
• ip : The instruction pointer
• st : The stack top value
• eq : The result of the last test performed

Instruction Set

Stack instructions

• psh <integer> : Pushes an integer onto the stack
• pop : Pops the stack

Arithmetic operations

• add <register_a> <register_b> : Adds the content of register_b to register_a
• sub <register_a> <register_b> : Substracts the content of register_b to register_a
• mul <register_a> <register_b> : Multiplies the content of register_b to register_a
• div <register_a> <register_b> : Divides the content of register_a by register_b

Memory operations

• mov <register_a> <register_b> : Copies content of register_b in register_a
• jmp <instruction> : Jump to <instruction> if Eq register is true

Boole algebra operations

• tee <register_a> <register_b> : Test if register_a == register_b
• tne <register_a> <register_b> : Test if register_a != register_b
• tll <register_a> <register_b> : Test if register_a < register_b
• tmm <register_a> <register_b> : Test if register_a > register_b
• tel <register_a> <register_b> : Test if register_a <= register_b
• tem <register_a> <register_b> : Test if register_a >= register_b

Other

• dmp : Dumps the stack and the registers

• drg <register> : Prints the content of the specified register

• prt <register> : Prints the character corresponding to register value

• hlt : Stops the program