Demonstrates effective assembly programming in RISC-V, indicating a user-friendly tool for developers.
Currently, programming in assembly language remains crucial in some fields of industry, research, and teaching. Therefore, a key need is for integrated development environments (IDEs) that support the development of assembly programs, simulate their execution, and run them on real hardware devices using a single tool with a low learning curve. For this purpose, CREATOR has been developed, an open-source, web-based integrated development environment specifically designed to be intuitive, multiplatform, generic, and to support real hardware based on the emerging RISC-V architecture. CREATOR enables the development, assembly, debugging, simulation, and execution of assembly language programs on real hardware.
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