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CISC 3310 Principles of Computer Architecture (Briskman)

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Materials for Topic 6: MARIE: Architecture Example

MARIE.js Assembly Compiler


Citation: Nyugen, Jason, et al. MARIE.js. v1.4.0., https://marie.js.org/about.html, 2016, GitHub. License: The MIT License.
URL: https://marie.js.org/

Usage: To view code examples, click "Examples" on the top menu, and choose one of the programs (e.g., "Addition".) Then, the code of this Assembly program will appear in the left-hand side window. You can afterward "Assemble" (= Compile) and Run the program to see its result/output in the right-hand side window.

MARIE.js: About

Citation: Nyugen, Jason, et al. "MARIE.js: About", https://marie.js.org/about.html, 2016, GitHub. License: The MIT License.
URL: https://marie.js.org/about.html

Videos on Topic 6: MARIE: Architecture Example

"The MARIE architecture" by Abelardo Pardo

YouTube URL: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e8fYVxwnSOE

Citation: Pardo, Abelardo."The MARIE architecture." YouTube, 31 August 2013. License: CC BY: Attribution.
URL: www.youtube.com/watch?v=e8fYVxwnSOE
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