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Development in progress
Simple emulator of the Intel 4004 chip.
The Intel 4004 was the first computer that I made an emulator, unfortunately I lost the code. Since then I have been studying and assembling small emulators and studying the architecture of computers and embedded devices. After a long time I am going back to the emulators, and the first one that I will focus on development is the Intel 4004, because it is a simple device with a few instructions (46 instructions).
Intel 4004 is a 4-bit CPU released by Intel in 1971, which was the first commercial programmable microprocessor.
Inside the root dir of the project.
mkdir build && cd build
cmake ..
makeThat create the executable 4004_emulator.
If you don't know anything about intel 4004, your wikipedia page is a good place to start.
Brief history of the Intel 4004. Intel's First Microprocessor
MCS-4 Assembly Language Programming Manual - December 1973*
Recommended online emulator: Emulator - Assembler - Disassembler