Re: Simple assembly program
- From: "Paminu" <asdad@xxxxxxx>
- Date: Sun, 27 Nov 2005 22:56:28 +0100
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> In article <dmaahp$cd9$1@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>, Paminu <jadajada@xxxxxxx>
> wrote:
>>
>>> Do you have access to the MIPS simulator program SPIM? (If not,
>>> Google for "MIPS" and "SPIM" -- the first hit I got was to a Web site
>>> where you can download versions for several platforms.) You might
>>> find it helpful in tracing through what's happening in the above code.
>>> It's good to be able to trace through with just pencil and paper and
>>> your brain, but if that's not working well ....
>>>
>>
>>
>>I have just downloaded spim from
>>http://www.cs.wisc.edu/~larus/spim.html
>>
>>extracted it to:
>
> [ snip description of problems with installation of xspim ]
>
> I gather from your more recent post that you straightened things
> out, and now have a working simulator? I'm curious (and this might
> be useful information for someone searching the archives later):
> What did you have to change to get xspim to install, or did you
> just bail out and install the command-line version (spim) only?
Hehe for now I have just installed it for winXP it works like a dream. But
sooner or later I cannot live with not having it to work in Ubuntu and then
I will report back if I got it to work.
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