Take a look inside for code. Run the project to test it out.
Reuploaded for archival purposes. BMC is a 32-bit version of the Little Man Computer architecture. It's designed to demonstrate how a computer microprocessor works at it's fundamental level, or it's architecture. The LMC uses the von Neumann architecture. It's an interesting design, and this concept has been shared around Scratch, but have you seen a fully 32-bit capable version? BMC, or Big Man Computer, is a 32-bit adaptation of the classic LMC design, featuring (of course) 32 bit capabilities, ~526K RAM capacity (limited by lists), and simple expandability. MEMORY FORMAT BMC: First 4 bytes (32 bits) are the instructions. The remaining 4 bytes are it's data. LMC: First 3 bytes (24 bits) are the instructions. The remaining byte (8 bits) are it's data. (limited, IKR)
