FILES
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edwardk.c
Universal Machine (UM-32) interpreter written in C.

hello.um
Binary UM file for a "Hello World!" application.

mecha.c
Another UM-32 interpreter.

readme.txt
This file.

um2.c
Yet another UM-32 interpreter.

umix.um
An operating system (!) written in UM-32.

um-spec.txt
The original UM-32 specifications.


USAGE
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In order to use e.g. the "um2.exe" interpreter, do the following (from the 
command line, noted as "$"):

$ gcc -o um2 um2.c
$ ./um2 hello.um

This will print:

$ Hello World!

or do the following:
$ ./um2 umix.um

which starts the UMIX Unix-like operating system.


Hope this helps.

Nikolaos Kavvadias
