Mnemonimov

Mnemonimov is ok but if you're going to build your product around the concept of learning and using an assembler and debugger, provide at least the common functions of a window giving the user a view of registers as well as a way to browse memory. There's no good way to see what's going on in memory and it would be immensely helpful to new assembly programmers to be able to watch the registers as their program runs. Mousing over register names in the code to see their value isn't really good enough. Also, the documentation is only provided through an in-game help facility. Docs provided in the form of a pdf file would be awesome. All this said, I'll tip the scales in favor of a thumbs up because the tool does technically work. It is however missing some basic functionality. That said, it can be fun if you're the type of person who enjoys programming.

Makes it very easy to break into assembly. The ISA is written in a sane and approachable manner. In-game documentation is very well written. Not to mention, the normal headaches with assembly like your OS, system architecture, assembler, are all removed from the equation.

PHRASE: emb string "Very good game !" _start: mov a0, PHRASE syscall SYS_PRINT_STRING exit

I'm a complete novice when it comes to programing and have never touched Assembly in my life. But after tinkering around for a little bit, I had found myself spending the entire day programming in this making cute little games. The in-game documentation is easy enough to understand and provides pretty much all the information you need to get started. The sample projects that comes included is also a big help to study and reference for your projects. Overall it's fun if you have interests in programming or challanging your ability to understand and problem solve via projects and hobbies.

Assembler spaghetti! :D

It's crazy to me that this exists. For context, I'm studying towards being able to analyze malware; this requires a large set of skills related to understanding how hardware and operating system work and communicate. One of those important parts? Assembly. It may not be 1-to-1 ARM64 or x64, but it serves as a fun way to interface with what is considered a very niche skillset (being able to understand and work with assembly).

Easy part is done: buy the Mnemonimov IDE. Now the hard part: learn Assembly and how computers work.