Welcome
VAX11 is a 32-bit word length computer dating from the 80’s.
Currently, it has almost entirely been replaced. However, the Technion University among other institutions uses it as an initial teaching tool to introduce the world of assembler to students.
The VAX11 Simulator makes it possible compile VAX-11 assembly programs and to test these programs.
The simulator comes with many features to make your work effective and productive:
Familiar interface:
· The environment looks like Visual Studio .Net
· Advanced editor including syntax highlight, working on multiple documents
· Debug tools
· Significant documentation
Simulate many hardware aspects:
· Registers
· Virtual memory
· Interrupts
· Clock cycles
· Machine language
And many other features…
The simulator was written by Software Laboratory - Technion, Faculty of Electrical Engineering.