Create and run a MIPS project
Create a MIPS project, build and run it, inspect registers, use breakpoints and Undo, and share the project.
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Guides to running and debugging assembly, compiling C/C++, teaching, and reverse engineering.
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Run MIPS assembly with the MARS-based simulator
Read input, inspect registers, and step through a MIPS calculation in ASM Editor's MARS-based simulator.
Run RISC-V assembly with the RARS-based simulator
Run an RV32 program, inspect its input and registers, and use breakpoints in ASM Editor's RARS-based simulator.
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Compile C/C++ to assembly and debug it
Compile a C or C++ loop, trace its MIPS instructions, and inspect the result in registers and memory.
Reverse engineering an x86-64 executable
Import a Linux executable and follow an input byte through a comparison, flag, and conditional jump.
How ASM Editor runs assembly in the browser
How source text, emulator engines, adapters, and execution scheduling produce program state in the browser.
Prepare and share an assembly exercise
Configure register testcases, distribute a shared MIPS project, and embed the exercise in a lesson page.