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BSD-3-Clause licensed by Andreas Abel with contributions by Robert Grabowski and Ulrich Schoepp
risc386 is a symbolic Intel(R) 386 assembler interpreter which
allows infinitely many registers (temporaries). Its purpose is
to debug the output of a MiniJava compiler (from Andrew Appel's
book, Modern Compiler Implementation in JAVA) before register
allocation has been performed.
risc386 supports only a small fragment of i386 instructions.
It expects its input to be a list of procedures in .intel_syntax
each of which is started by a label and terminated by a return
statement.
Control flow is restricted, so, only jumps to procedure-local
labels are allowed. Reading from an uninitialized memory location
will lead to an exception.
