This is a quick bullet list of the features provided by this extension. For a detailed explanation of all features, check out the documentation page.
Editor Features
HMMM Binary Files
File (Instruction) Validation
Disassembly Hints
Semantic Tokens
Formatter
HMMM Assembly Files
Syntax Highlighting
Instructions
Registers
r0, r13, r14, r15 are highlighted separately
Numbers
Comments
Line Numbers
Matching pushr / popr pairs
Code Validation
Missing/Incorrect Line Numbers
Invalid Instruction
Invalid operands
Invalid Register
Invalid Number
Missing Operand
Extra Operands
Quick Fixes
Incorrect/Missing Line Numbers
Extra Operands
Code Completion
Line Numbers
Instructions
Show instruction signature, assembly, and description
Registers
Goto Definition (Goto destination of jump)
Find All References (Find all jumps to line)
Hovers
Instruction/Register Descriptions
Formatting
Build Code (Compile to binary)
Debugger Features
Step Back/Reverse
Pause
Step In (Jump past call)
Step Out (Jump past return [jumpr])
Goto
Breakpoints
Data Breakpoints (Break when memory or register is read/written)
Stack Trace
View machine state at each frame
Restart execution from frame
View and edit registers and memory
View as Hex, Decimal (Signed & Unsigned), Binary, or HMMM Assembly
View whether memory has been modified
Exceptions
Invalid Instructions/Memory accesses
Code Segment Accesses
Known Issues
Many HMMM instructions have associated aliases or binary encodings which are synonymous with other instructions. Several parts of this extension attempt to disassemble compiled HMMM code and cannot differentiate between these synonymous instructions. In these cases, the extension will attempt to "guess" the most common disassembly. The disassembled instructions will always have a meaning synonymous with the original instruction even if they are not the same.
For more up-to-date information, see the issues page.
