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Hardware Simulator Tutorial This program is part of the software suite that accompanies the book The Elements of Computing Systems by Noam Nisan and Shimon Schocken MIT Press www.idc.ac.il/tecs This software was developed by students at the Efi Arazi School of Computer Science at IDC Chief Software Architect: Yaron Ukrainitz Background The book’s software suite The Hack computer Hardware Simulation Tutorial Hardware Simulation Tutorial Chip Definition (.hdl file) Chip Definition (.hdl file) Loading a Chip Loading a Chip Exploring the Chip Logic Exploring the Chip Logic Interactive Chip Testing Interactive Chip Testing Hardware Simulation Tutorial Test Scripts Loading a Script Script Controls Running a Script Running a Script Viewing Output and Compare Files Viewing Output and Compare Files Hardware Simulation Tutorial Built-In Chips Explicit Use of Built-in Chips Implicit Use of Built-in Chips Hardware Simulation Tutorial Clocked (Sequential) Chips The D-Flip-Flop (DFF) Gate Hardware Simulation Tutorial Built-in Chips with GUI Effects The Logic of the GUIDemo Chip GUIDemo Chip in Action Hardware Simulation Tutorial System Variables The simulator recognizes and maintains the following variables: Time: the number of time-units (clock-cycles) that elapsed since the script started running is stored in the variable time Pins: the values of all the input, output, and internal pins of the simulated chip are accessible as variables, using the names of the pins in the HDL code GUI elements: the values stored in the states of GUI-empowered built-in chips can be accessed via variables. For example, the value of register 3 of the RAM8 chip can be accessed via RAM8[3]. All these variables can be used in scripts and breakpoints, for debugging. Breakpoints Scripts for Testing the Topmost Computer chip Visual Options Hardware Simulation Tutorial Hack: a General-Purpose 16-bit Computer The Hack Chip-Set and Hardware Platform Elementary logic gates (Project 1): Nand (primitive) N