In this example you will see how the simulator operates at different
speeds. Here speed means the amount of computation that
takes place when the
button is clicked once. You will also see how to
use the Delay Mode to demonstrate the action of the simulator.
Note the echoing in the Output Console. When you are done, the Output Console should contain1234 5678
You can enter another pair of numbers to sum in the Input Console. (Be sure to use capitals A ... F for the high-end hex digits.) Click1234 +5678 ======== 000068AC
when you are done.
button several times, and note the highlighting of
IJVM instructions in the Method Area. Each click executes a single
IJVM instruction. You can also click the
button to backup a step.
and Run several steps. Each step shows the execution of one
microinstruction. The Reverse button backs up one
microinstruction. On the Menu Bar select Microstore | View
Microstore. The Microstore Window will appear, and you can follow the
execution of the microprogram while clicking Run. Try it with
Delay On to see the subcycles illustrated as before.
works as you'd expect, but Delay On has no effect at
this speed.