Machine Language The Hard Way - From NAND To Tetris, Part 6

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In order to build our CPU, we need to understand a little more about the structure of the Hack machine language and assembly language. So let's disassemble an actual program!

All of the tables I used to do this work can be found in Chapter 4 of Nisan and Schocken's "The Elements of Computing Systems"

ERRATA: At 5:36 I said "C-register" when I meant "C-Command". My apologies.



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assembly language
machine language
disassembly
CPU registers
digital circuit design
retrocomputing