8086-Assembler

The 8086 assembler is simple python script that can help you convert your assembly code into machine code

Table of Contents

• Intruduction
• Features
• Project Structure
• Requirements
• Usage Guide

Intruduction

An assembler is a type of computer program that takes in basic instructions and converts them into a pattern of bits that the computer's processor can use to perform basic operations. The assembler's job is to convert assembler or assembly language code into machine code that the computer can then read and execute.

In this app you can write your own assembly code using simple instructions such as And, Or, Sub ,Add and Jump. Then you will see your assembly code converted to machine code.

Features

• Implementation of foreward and backward jump
• Clean code
• All of x86 registers are included

Project Structure

The project follows a specific structure to organize its files and directories:

├── Project.py
├── README.md

• Project.py: Main script file that runs the assembler.
• README.md: Documentation file providing information about the project.

Requirements

To run the x86 assembler, you need to have the following installed on your system:

• Python (version 3.0 or higher)
• Git command line tool (or Git GUI client) to clone the repository.

Usage Guide

1. Open a terminal and clone this repository: git clone https://github.com/hoseinmrh/8086-Assemble
2. Start and enter your code line by line. Do not use , to seperate registers and use space only.