tenyr

Usage

$ tas -ohello.to hello.tas
$ tld -ohello.texe hello.to puts.to
$ tsim hello.texe
hello, world !

Overview

tenyr is a 32-bit computing environment with focus on simplicity of design and implementation.

tenyr currently provides

• an instruction set architecture
• an assembler / disassembler (tas)
• a linker (tld)
• a canonical architectural simulator (tsim)
• an alternate architectural simulator in Haskell (htsim, by Forest Belton)

shows progress on

• a standard library
• a Forth environment
• a synthesisable HDL implementation

and aspires to achieve

• a C compiler
• a novel operating system

The novel tenyr architecture is a two's complement, 32-bit, single-core, modified Harvard architecture. It is intended that tenyr be useful as a didactic tool.

tenyr is made available under the MIT license, and is Copyright 2011-2012 Darren Kulp and contributors.