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Install Instructions
Rahul Butani edited this page May 27, 2022
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- download
tui-windows.exe
- TODO: eventually just, double click to open
- open up a terminal
-
cmd
works best on Windows at the moment -
PoweShell
works too but our default colour scheme doesn't play well with PowerShell's default blue background -
alacritty
is a good alternative too)- emoji are blocked on this though
- the new windows terminal may work too
-
- navigate to the folder containing
tui-windows.exe
- either launch your terminal (using the start menu) and use
cd
to get there (i.e.cd C:\Users\Foo\Downloads\
) - or open the containing folder in File Explorer and press shift + right click somewhere in the folder and then click "Open PowerShell Window Here"
- either launch your terminal (using the start menu) and use
- run like this:
tui-windows.exe <path\to\program>
- where
<path\to\program>
is the file path to your assembly program (must end in.asm
) or a memory dump (ends with.mem
)
- download
tui-macos
- TODO: eventually just, double click to open
- open up a terminal
- the default
Terminal.app
works well -
iTerm2
works well too
- the default
- navigate to the folder containing
tui-macos
- (i.e.
cd ~/Downloads
)
- (i.e.
- set the permissions:
chmod +x tui-macos
xattr -dr com.apple.quarantine tui-macos
- run like this:
./tui-macos <path/to/program>
- where
<path/to/program>
if the file path to your assembly program (must end in.asm
) or a memory dump (ends with.mem
)
- where
- download
tui-linux
- open a terminal
- navigate to the folder where
tui-linux
was downloaded - set the permissions:
chmod +x tui-linux
- run like this
./tui-linux <path/to/program>
- where
<path/to/program>
if the file path to your assembly program (must end in.asm
) or a memory dump (ends with.mem
)`
- where