Please forgive my non-knowledge of Java. In class I am using this simulator to teach RISC-V. Students input a value using system call 51 (InputDialogInt) at the start of an assembly program and then watch the simulator run the program with that input.
It is my understanding that this system call inputs a decimal number. For many test cases, students would appreciate the opportunity to instead input a hexadecimal number. Here's my understanding of what is happening:
rars/src/rars/riscv/syscalls/SyscallReadInt.java : SyscallReadInt calls SystemIO.readIntegerrars/src/rars/util/SystemIO.java: SystemIO.readInteger calls return Integer.parseInt(input.trim())
Integer.parseInt takes two arguments; the second is the base and is if not specified 10
If the first two characters of input are 0x, could they be removed and then result in a call like return SystemIO.readInteger(input[2:].trim(), 16)? Again, sorry, I don't know Java.
Please forgive my non-knowledge of Java. In class I am using this simulator to teach RISC-V. Students input a value using system call 51 (
InputDialogInt) at the start of an assembly program and then watch the simulator run the program with that input.It is my understanding that this system call inputs a decimal number. For many test cases, students would appreciate the opportunity to instead input a hexadecimal number. Here's my understanding of what is happening:
rars/src/rars/riscv/syscalls/SyscallReadInt.java:SyscallReadIntcallsSystemIO.readIntegerrars/src/rars/util/SystemIO.java:SystemIO.readIntegercallsreturn Integer.parseInt(input.trim())Integer.parseInttakes two arguments; the second is the base and is if not specified 10If the first two characters of
inputare0x, could they be removed and then result in a call likereturn SystemIO.readInteger(input[2:].trim(), 16)? Again, sorry, I don't know Java.