CPU5-ASM-Compiler

Simple custom ASM compiler for my CPU5 with an Arduino programer, string to asm line converter, a simple library and a linux like test code with command cat, touch, nano, ls and memtest.

How to use

First, write your assembly language in the main.asm file. Then, run the python script, you can give the name of the asm file and of the output file in arguments. Output file can be hex, bin, C header, python array or verilog by default.

Windows python compiler.py myfile.asm myoutput.hex Linux python3 compiler.py myfile.asm myoutput.hex

Custom Color pack for VsCode

You can install the color pack for VScode by pasting the "custom-asm-language" file in C:\Users{YOUR-NAME}.vscode\extensions on Windows and in "~/.vscode/extensions/" on Linux/MacOS. Then modify your extensions.json by adding :

{"identifier":{"id":"undefined_publisher.custom-asm-language"},"version":"0.0.1","location":{"$mid":1,"path":"/c:/Users/{YOUR-NAME}/.vscode/extensions/custom-asm-language","scheme":"file"},"relativeLocation":"custom-asm-language"}

CPU Flash Programer

The flasher is the flash programer for the CPU 5.9, it take the code from the header file generated by the compiler and write it to the SPI Flash Chip (built for Macronix MX25L serie). After each assembly compiling, you need to plug the SPI Flash with the µC pins of your choise and compile whith the header file containing the code. A COM interface will appear and show you the programing progres.

For now, the interface is in French :

I recommande using new arduino / esp board that can store more than 256 KB in flash and that store const variables in flash and not in Ram else you will be limited in code lenght