ToyARM64Emulator

The ARM64Emulator class simulates a basic ARM64 CPU, capable of executing a limited set of instructions. It provides functionalities to load and run a program written in ARM64 assembly language, manage registers and memory, and print their states.

• Emulates 31 general-purpose registers (x0 to x30).
• Supports basic ARM64 instructions: ldr, str, add, mul, mov, svc, and b.
• Handles memory operations.
• Can print the current state of registers and memory.

To use the ARM64Emulator, you need to create an instance of the class, initialize the memory, load a program, and then run the program.

Here's an example of how to use the ARM64Emulator:

// Define the program
const program = `
ldr x0, =num1
ldr x1, [x0]
ldr x0, =num2
ldr x2, [x0]
add x3, x1, x2
ldr x0, =multiplier
ldr x4, [x0]
mul x5, x3, x4
ldr x0, =result
str x5, [x0]
`;
// Initialize the memory
const memoryInit = {
 'num1': 5,
 'num2': 7,
 'multiplier': 3,
 'result': 0
};
// Create the emulator instance
const emulator = new ARM64Emulator();
emulator.initializeMemory(memoryInit);
emulator.loadProgram(program);
emulator.run();
emulator.printRegisters();
emulator.printMemory();

• constructor(): Initializes the emulator with empty registers and memory, and sets the program counter (pc) to 0.
• loadProgram(program): Loads a program into the emulator. The program should be a string of ARM64 assembly instructions.
• run(): Runs the loaded program.
• printMemory(): Prints the current state of the memory.
• printRegisters(): Prints the current state of the registers.
• initializeMemory(memoryInit): Initializes the emulator's memory with the given key-value pairs.

• ldr: Loads a value into a register.
• str: Stores a value from a register into memory.
• add: Adds two register values and stores the result in a destination register.
• mul: Multiplies two register values and stores the result in a destination register.
• mov: Moves an immediate value into a register.
• svc: (Not implemented) Placeholder for handling system calls.
• b: Branches to a labeled instruction.

This project is licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for details.

Contributions are welcome! Please submit issues or pull requests for any improvements or bug fixes.