I would like to write and test spin code when I am without a propeller board.

Harbinger

Greetings,

I would like to write and test code in spin when I am without a propeller board. I was wondering if there is a spin or propeller simulator I can run on my windows computer?

Kirk Fraser

Harbinger wrote: »

I would like to write and test code in spin when I am without a propeller board. I was wondering if there is a spin or propeller simulator I can run on my windows computer?

I had the same thought but don't have time to write one, how about you?

jazzed

Dave Hein's SpinSim is a quality command-line Spin Simulator. It comes with Propeller-GCC and SimpleIDE. Here's a windows copy.

Compile program to .binary file.
spinsim -b file.binary

sh-3.1$ ./spinsim.exe
SpinSim Version 0.54
usage: spinsim [options] file
The options are as follows:
     -l  List executed instructions
     -l <filename>  List executed instructions to <filename>
     -p  Use PASM Spin interpreter
     -#  Execute # instructions
     -P  Profile Spin opcode usage
     -m# Set the hub memory size to # K-bytes
     -t  Enable the Prop 2 mode
     -b# Enable the serial port and set the baudrate to # (default 115200)
     -gdb Operate as a GDB target over stdin/stdout
     -L <filename> Log GDB remote comm to <filename>
     -r <filename> Replay GDB session from <filename>
     -e Use eeprom.dat