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The ELB816 Development Environment
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EDE Overview
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EDE is a software implementation of the ELB816 micro-processor along with
 a basic tool chain to develop and debug code for it.
 The block diagram below depicts the system that this project aims to implement.
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EDE Use Cases
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EDE is highly modular.
 Each it's components, with the exception of the UI, is written as a stand
 alone programs and works independently.
 Because of this design strategy EDE can be used in a number of different
 ways.
 This section details the use cases experimented with so far.
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Assemble/Upload/Execute/Debug
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Using the tool chain in this manner is analogous to programming and run-time
 debugging a real-world micro-controller.
 Source code is assembled and written into the emulator's memory.
 The user can then use the debug prompt to step through program and probe
 the emulator internals.
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Interpreter Mode
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Source code does not have to be pre-assembled.
 Since the command-line interface, the assembler and the debugger are all
 written in python, the assembler's functions can be imported into the interface
 code.
 This has been done to create a mode where the user enters assembly code
 at a prompt, and then that code is immediately assembled and executed on
 an instance of the emulator.
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