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posted on 2016/12/15 02:49:57 PM CET
The university has a custom microcontroller that is to be programmed. (It is actually only an implementation, running on top of a Xilinx Spartan-3A FPGA, but for all purposes at hand, it works as an MCU.) It has its own architecture and list of instructions which does not equal any real-life MCU available in the software.
How difficult would it be to add the architecture to one of your software (such as mikroBasic)? Documentation is available - I certainly could write an interpreter for it (I did...), but not an (optimizing) compiler. Could this be done by me? If not, by you? I looked at the data that mikroBasic stores about various devices and it looks like something that's not meant to be modified by the end user.
Thank you in advance
P Sisak
