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If there is still someone who wants to build his own assembler based on the IDE, here is my code:

https://gitlab.com/col.dump/hvmide

It's the original code of my last release nearly 14 years ago, cleaned up a little and migrated to Maven.

If there is still someone who wants to build his own IDE, here is my code:

https://gitlab.com/col.dump/hvmide

It's the original code of my last release nearly 14 years ago, cleaned up a little and migrated to Maven.
kamikataz, thanks for bridging the wait.

Hi, thank you for your nice feedback. Yes, I'm still around, even though I don't have much time these days to proceed further in the challenges. I hope you have fun with the IDE...

Try this one: http://sites.google.com/site/hvmide/

If I find the time, I will make a code fork and clean it up so it can be released.

Thank you for the tip! Looks like the result of -1/2 depends on how the languages treat rounding in integer division. Python: result is the next smaller integer, positive and negative >>> -1/2 -1 Java: result is the next smaller absolute integer with the corresponding sign System.out.println(-1/2); ...

You can find a new release at the old location, which now - has a new run command "run to cycle X" - returns 0 for read operations on uninitialized memory instead of throwing an exception - doesn't ignore whitespace outside of comments anymore, i.e. both spaces and newlines count to progra...

I'm happy to hear that my tool is actually of use for you. :) You are right with respect to the machine behaviour: both negative memory addresses as well as memory initialization should work as you described. I will fix that briefly... [Edit] I have to correct myself - write access to negative memor...

Hi all,

I wrote a prototypical IDE for the hacker virtual machine. It's a small java application available at http://sites.google.com/site/hvmide/.

Happy hacking,
Col. Dump

Hi everybody, I had to rewarm my java and swing skills for an upcoming project, so I decided to write an integrated development environment for the hacker virtual machine... It's a small java application you can find at http://sites.google.com/site/hvmide/ . Hope you like it! If you find bugs (I gue...