In order to test your project, you need to assemble programs to be loaded into memory. To do this, there is a simple assembler provided. It will take source code that looks like this, and produces two files: An object file that looks like this and a listing for your reference that looks like this.

There are two java files:

Compile these two files by typing
javac Assemble.java

Say you have a source file names "myfile"; to assemle it, type:
java Assemble myfile > myfile.out

This produces two files: The listing file is called "myfile.lst" and the object file is given the name specified after the greater-than sign (myfile.out).

The assembler always produces a warning that if there are any errors, the output is not valid. This is just a reminder -- this message itself is not an error.