Pemu, a simulated computer

Devlog

• Major work on Pemu 2
  February 20, 2024 by Cottonballs

  Although I haven't posted a update in a month, it is because I am working on the an entire new version. I don't want to release in beta or alpha versions anymore, so I am saving a release until the wh... Continue reading
• Pemu 2 announcement
  January 25, 2024 by Cottonballs

  Although the full release of Pemu was very close, I have decided to nearly scrap Pemu 1 entirely. Work on Pemu 2 has commenced, and the speed increase is expected to be immense. Pemu 2 will have lots... Continue reading
• In the full release of Pemu (coming soon) file I/O will be added
  January 20, 2024 by Cottonballs

  Pemu will be getting a feature that has been needed for it's entire existence: file I/O. Currently I'm just fleshing out the syntax, but as it will only be >= 6 instructions, it will likely be finishe... Continue reading
• New features planned, and news about current update
  January 07, 2024 by Cottonballs

  Work on the new language Plow which is in my Pemu series has proven to be a great success. Plow is a lot like Pasm, only it's much easier to write in. A more streamlined approach to the Ram makes it m... Continue reading
• New update Beta out
  January 01, 2024 by Cottonballs

  Latest Version of Pemu dropped with just 1 minute of 2023 left! Have a good new year. This latest update has the computer executing at more than 4 GHz, and the ability to compile down to windows execu... Continue reading
• Major Shift Proved Highly Successful
  January 01, 2024 by Cottonballs

  My plan to turn Pemu from an interpreter to a compiler has proved highly successful. I have ported the majority of instructions to the compiler version, and test runs are showing speeds of 4.368 GHz -... Continue reading
• Major change in direction for Pemu
  December 31, 2023 by Cottonballs

  Pemu is the broad name for all the projects that I'm working on that have to do with the Pemu computer. Pemu is also a computer, and the major problem I'm trying to combat is slowness. While 1 or 2 mi... Continue reading
• Speed increase from 200 kHz to 81 MHz
  December 29, 2023 by Cottonballs

  I have rewritten Pemu, originally written in Python, to Rust. I have done extensive work to increase the speed and ensure safety. I increased the speed from 180 kHz to 81 MHz, which means the instruct... Continue reading