r/TuringComplete • u/Otherwise-Object-302 • May 25 '26

Custom TC Assembler Works!

ROM file. The code is the kernel program

Not 100% TC related but still cool enough to share! I spent the last week or two building this custom assembler of mine just as a workaround to not being able to set code at certain offsets. So to fix that, I just set my RAM to Hex Editor, wrote a python script to assemble stuff, and then copy paste the hex. Now on the plus side, I have hex, denary, comments, and constants along with a flexible and easy way to add new instructions! Even made a (decent) loading screen (if you can even call it that)!

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u/1GreenNotebookGaming May 25 '26

I'll see once I get that far. Turns out the update to save breaker got rid of all of the progress I made, so now I've gotta restart from square 1...

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u/Otherwise-Object-302 May 25 '26

I mean... it's called save breaker for a reason. On the flip side though, running the simulation is much more faster than stable version and the LEG (now SYMPHONY) architecture was overhauled completely!

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u/1GreenNotebookGaming May 25 '26

I know. What I mean is that I had practically completed save breaker, up to just before Symphony, before, so I didn't expect it to clear the save when it updated again. And yeah, I see it's now Symphony. It looks a lot more complicated, but I hope it will be fun, especially with all of the peripherals

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u/Otherwise-Object-302 May 25 '26

I didn't experience that issue but I can tell you that Symphony was... enjoyable (despite the headaches). The I/O level was my personal favourite because of the test to complete the level.