Micro Control Simulator for Windows is a study aid for students of low-level programming.
The simulator is based on the low eight bits of the 8086 chip. It can be single stepped or continuously run. The CPU registers and RAM contents are made visible. The simulator is programmed in 8086 like assembly code. This is assembled into machine code that is not the same as 8086 code. It is possible to control simulated traffic lights, seven segment displays, a heater and thermostat, a stepper motor and a snake in a maze. |
