CSE 378: Machine Organization & Assembly Language

Winter 1999

spimwin is a version of the spim simulator for Windows.

spimwin executable (881K) updated 14 Jan 1999 to version 6.2
trap handler for PCSpim (4K) version 6.2
Getting Started with SPIM (PostScript) (158K)
Getting Started with SPIM (PDF) (31K)
For some reason, the PDF file has the pages in backwards order, but they're all there.

For problem III of assignment 3, you will need to start with this file and add your own java_interpret function.

Here are the TA's solutions and test functions for assignment 3 (except for part III):

part I solution
part II solution
part I test main()
part II test main()
part III test main()
(note that except for the particular bytecode program used, and some testing of the calling conventions, this file is identical to the jvm.s you were given

For assignment 5, you may want to use the jvm assembler.

download the perl5 source (4K). run it on orcas by typing:
perl5 jvm-assemble <your_jvm_source> <your_program_label>
if you don't have perl5 available on your system, you can use the web version.

Here are the TA's solutions and test functions for assignment 5:

Here are the source files you are given for assignment 9. They should work with both C and C++.

Here are the trace files I used in grading assignment 9.