1.15 Portable Application Description, or PAD for short, is a data set that is used by shareware authors to disseminate information to anyone interested in their software products. To find out more go to http://www.asp-shareware.org/pad C N Bauers 87 Cliff Hill Gorleston Great Yarmouth Norfolk NR31 6DH United Kingdom http://www.softwareforeducation.com/ C Neil Bauers nbauers@samphire.demon.co.uk C Neil Bauers nbauers@samphire.demon.co.uk nbauers@samphire.demon.co.uk nbauers@samphire.demon.co.uk nbauers@samphire.demon.co.uk Microprocessor Simulator 5.0 11 11 2003 25 EUR 25 Shareware Major Update No Install Support Win95,Win98,WinME,WinNT 4.x,WinXP,Windows2000 English smz32v50.exe 1207049 1179 1.18 N Days Major update to V2.3 Education computing,programming,simulator Win32 Operating System. 800x600 display. Pointing Device. N N N education,computing,programming,simulator,beginner A microprocessor simulator for beginners. An x86 style microprocessor simulator for students of low level programming. An x86 style microprocessor simulator for students of low level programming. The simulator is based on the low eight bits of the 8086 chip. It can be single stepped or continuously run. The CPU registers, and RAM contents are visible and animated. An x86 style microprocessor simulator for students of low level programming. The simulator is based on the low eight bits of the 8086 chip. It can be single stepped or continuously run. The CPU registers, and RAM contents are visible and animated. The program includes simulated peripherals including traffic lights, a heater and thermostat and seven segment displays. These can be controlled by writing simple low level programs. An x86 style microprocessor simulator for students of low level programming. The simulator is based on the low eight bits of the 8086 chip. It can be single stepped or continuously run. The CPU registers, and RAM contents are visible and animated. The program includes simulated peripherals including traffic lights, a heater and thermostat and seven segment displays. These can be controlled by writing simple low level programs. Advanced programming techniques can be learned such as handling hardware interrupts, writing procedures and functions and passing parameters via registers, RAM or the stack. The simulator is simple and fun to use with beginners and powerful enough for quite advanced students. It has been designed to help students learn about bits, bytes and data representation. The program has built-in limitations such as an 8 bit address bus. Learners quickly encounter these limitations (which also apply to real life systems) and have to write efficient, compact code to solve their programming problems. About half of all the code in the world is written for tiny embedded systems like TV remote controllers. This simulator provides a straight forward introduction to this style of programming. http://www.softwareforeducation.com/ https://secure.element5.com/shareit/checkout.html?productid=138531&language=English%20 http://www.softwareforeducation.com/all.jpg http://www.softwareforeducation.com/005logo.PNG http://www.softwareforeducation.com/pad_file.xml http://www.softwareforeducation.com/smz32v50.exe Shareware. Anyone can redistribute the complete unmodified downloadable archive (smz32v50.exe). The program is not guaranteed in any way. If you like the software and find it useful, please register. Registered Sites: Once you purchase a software key (EUR 25.00), you may install unlimited copies of the simulator on your site. You may give the simulator and this key to your students and staff at no extra cost. You may copy and print the documentation for your own students. Individual Learners: Please ask for a free software key. The simulator is for your personal use only. If you want to make institutional use of the simulator, please purchase a site registration key.