QtSpim is a graphical simulator for the MIPS32 instruction set, designed primarily for teaching assembly language and computer architecture. It assembles and executes MIPS programs while exposing registers, memory, and execution state for debugging.
💡 Pick it for richer teaching tools, debugging, and simulated I/O than QtSpim provides.
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UNSW CSE
💡 Choose it for command-line use, clearer diagnostics, and automated MIPS assignment testing.
Mipsy is a command-line MIPS assembler and simulator used for teaching and automated exercise workflows. It emphasizes clear diagnostics, reproducible execution, and...
CPUlator Project
💡 Pick it when you want MIPS simulation in a browser with no local installation.
CPUlator is a browser-based simulator for several teaching-oriented processor platforms, including MIPS32. It provides online assembly execution, register and memory inspection, and...
EduMIPS64 Team
💡 Use it for MIPS64 pipeline and architecture study rather than basic MIPS32 execution.
EduMIPS64 is an educational simulator for the MIPS64 instruction set and pipeline architecture. It targets computer architecture students who need to inspect...
💡 Choose it when you need full MIPS machine or operating-system emulation, not just classroom assembly.
QEMU is a generic and open-source machine emulator and virtualizer.
RARS Contributors
💡 Pick it if you want a modern educational simulator and can move from MIPS to the RISC-V instruction set.
RARS is a desktop assembler and runtime simulator for the RISC-V instruction set, created for teaching assembly language and computer organization. It...
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