[−][src]Module pir_8_emu::isa
All data specified directly in the ISA.
Unless stated otherwise, bits are always represented from MSB to LSB (reading left to right) and multi-bytes sequences are big-endian.
So, a jump instruction followed by a two byte address would have the following sequence of bytes "jump", "high address byte", "low address byte".
Modules
| instruction | An instruction is a single byte, and can include some following immediate values purely for data. |
Structs
| GeneralPurposeRegister | There are eight 8-bit General Purpose registers, each has an internal address for use within the CPU, instructions like MOVE and LOAD can use these addresses. |
| SpecialPurposeRegister | There are some special purpose registers that you cannot directly read/write from, these are used by the CPU for its internal state. |
Type Definitions
| GeneralPurposeRegisterBank | Convenience typedef for bank of all 8 GP registers. |