#4 Build Your Own Virtual Machine - Assembler

Here we start to build a simple assembler for our virtual machine.

[thisismyaim]

Thanks, i learned lot from your lessons and looking from long time for this easy tutorial. When you will upload next part ?

[coolboy]

@Philip Bohun: At 17:16 in the video (basically where you coded the mapToNumber function) was there any specific reason you chose that specific order of the +, -, *, and / mathematic operations? Like, did you put the addition and subtraction operators one after the other, prior to the multiplication and division operators, for mathematics' order-of-operations rule? Or could you have placed those if-statements in any order you wanted, as long as they each still returned their correct opcodes? I am by no means not even an intermediate to moderate level C or C++ programmer I am still pretty much at the level of a beginner-in-learning phase (but I grasp many languages very quickly considering how many languages I know how to code after so many years), but am extremely experienced in many, many, other programming languages, including C# (which is currently my main programming language at the moment). I am basically using this series as a reference and to see the basic idea of how virtual machines work in code ideology. But anyways, very nice video, coding, and most of all, series/playlist! Keep up the amazing work!!! :)
- Nathan

[farukfaruk]

Make an executable with it. For example: hallo warld