Zarem
An Assembler, Emulator and IDE for assembly in C#/WinUI
Zarem is an IDE for writing, running, and debugging applications written in assembly.
It currently supports MIPS and has limited support for RISC-V. The emulator can run either by interpreting instructions or through JIT recompilation to .NET CIL.
I wrote it because it retro-actively could have been useful when I was learning MIPS in university, but let’s be honest nobody needs this sort of thing today.
Dive into the world of assembly with a sleek, all-in-one tool that assembles, emulates, and even lets you code within a friendly Windows IDE designed for learners and tinkerers alike! It’s perfect for those who want to get hands-on with MIPS assembly and beyond without the usual headaches.
Key features:
- 🔥 Integrated assembler, linker, emulator, and IDE for a smooth coding experience
- ⚡ Supports MIPS assembly with debugging and emulation
- 🎯 Cross-platform core tools using .NET 10 for versatility
- 🌍 Built-in localization including English, Hebrew, and Spanish
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