USING A TEACHING COMPUTER SOFTWARE MODEL TO STUDY ITS ARCHITECTURE

The article describes a model of an educational computer, which implements access to computer elements and allows you to ignore unimportant features of the operation of a real computer. The simulated computer includes a processor, random access memory, cache memory, general purpose registers, keyboard controller, display, timer block. An example of a program in the assembler language is given that allows you to display on the monitor all capital Latin letters from an array of numbers located in memory - ASCII codes.