MicroTiger is a microcode simulator that features a customizable datapath and a user-friendly graphical interface.
MicroTiger is a graphical microcode simulator that offers a reconfigurable datapath. This software has a simple and easy to navigate user interface that allows for datapath creation and simulation. Additionally, it provides various dialog windows to help with datapath creation.
MicroTiger's microprogram editor window allows for the creation of microprograms and simulation. The ISA code can be externally edited and viewed in the ISA code viewer window. Users can access simulation controls from the main application window.
One of the unique features of MicroTiger is the expression language, which is available for ALUs and custom components to customize their evaluation. This allows users to tailor their simulations to their specific needs.
MicroTiger was developed by Brian G VanBuren as part of his thesis at the Rochester Institute of Technology. The project was called Graphical Microcode Simulator with a Reconfigurable Datapath and Dr. Muhammad Shaaban was the primary thesis advisor. The aim of MicroTiger was to create a versatile microcode simulator with the additional goal of replacing the existing microcode simulator used for RIT's Computer Organization class.
Overall, MicroTiger is an excellent software for anyone interested in microcode simulation. It has a comprehensive and user-friendly interface, and the expression language feature sets it apart from other microcode simulators.
MicroTiger's microprogram editor window allows for the creation of microprograms and simulation. The ISA code can be externally edited and viewed in the ISA code viewer window. Users can access simulation controls from the main application window.
One of the unique features of MicroTiger is the expression language, which is available for ALUs and custom components to customize their evaluation. This allows users to tailor their simulations to their specific needs.
MicroTiger was developed by Brian G VanBuren as part of his thesis at the Rochester Institute of Technology. The project was called Graphical Microcode Simulator with a Reconfigurable Datapath and Dr. Muhammad Shaaban was the primary thesis advisor. The aim of MicroTiger was to create a versatile microcode simulator with the additional goal of replacing the existing microcode simulator used for RIT's Computer Organization class.
Overall, MicroTiger is an excellent software for anyone interested in microcode simulation. It has a comprehensive and user-friendly interface, and the expression language feature sets it apart from other microcode simulators.
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