RetroPC-SIM: Simulador de funcionamiento de computadoras para Arduino

RetroPC-SIM un simulador del funcionamiento de computadoras para Arduino, un proyecto de código abierto, para ayudar a comprender cómo trabajar, administrar la memoria y los registros, cómo representar los números y los números negativos, guardar resultados, activar indicadores y todo lo que interactúa con el simulador solo con entrada binaria, también puede conectarse a un lector de tarjetas perforadas para ingresar el código de instrucciones desde él.

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