A RISC inspired, Not sure about the L, Virtual Machine.
Current ways of generating RLVM bytecode:
- Write RLVM assembly
- Construct with C (or C++) code
- Hand compile with hex editor
The full list of instructions can be found in the README.md file in sample.
There is also a list in header/bcode.h.
They are prefixed with RLVM_ and are macros to make code generation easier.
To run the pre-assembled bytecode sample/gcd.bin, enter this command
rlvm -r sample/gcd.bin
Of course, the rlvm binary also comes with an assembler. To assemble rlvm assembly and then run it directly, enter this command
rlvm -cr your/file.asm
To assemble rlvm assembly and then save it, enter this command
rlvm -c -o output/name.bin your/file.asm
Note: your/file.asm has to be the at the end
To get a objdump like output, enter this command
rlvm -d some/binary.bin
To get help, type
rlvm -h
Built using CMake and released under the MIT license.