If you want to learn assembly, whats to stop you learning AVR assembly and programming the AVR chip direct.

Also the ATMEGA chip is a micro controller not a micro processor.

It has Harvard architecture meaning that the program space and data space are separate.

Add that to the lack of memory of an arduino compared to an old school computer and the no gets louder.

However, to emulate the instructions, youd need to be pretty familiar with the instruction set of the emulated processor in the first place.

Then, you will need standard IO, i.e.

Rugged Circuits megaRAM claims to be transparent to the processor so you can do all youre used to do, define variables objects malloc etc.

I want to learn assembly language Im aware of the emulators for PC and mobile but I wonder if theres anything for Arduino.

The great thing about emulators is they let you examine bits of the hardware that you cant in the real world.

Want to toggle bits in a register and see it immediately Use an emulator.

If you just want to learn assembly, you can program an Arduino (ATmega328) with just assembly.

Of course, youll quickly wish you were running an emulator on your PC, so you could see what was happening.

Arduino Emulator Mac Elf Clone

I also found Fignition, a British Cosmac Elf Clone and Briel Computers Apple I and II clones.

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