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Is there anywhere a command-line interpreter for the MARIE assembly?

I realise it is a simple task to implement one, but I am on the process of grading students work and wanted to know if there is a tool that can help me automate this procedure.

I have come across a number of simulators, html based and (such as https://github.com/MARIE-js ), but I wanted something simpler that could read a write files from a script.

I was going to write this myself, as I could not find one, but as the web is big, I was wondering if someone knew about one.

Thank you.

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I actually wrote the thing myself.

If anyone else ever wants to use it:

https://github.com/mysablehats/marie-sim

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  • @WaiHaLee: The problem isn't this answer, it's the question. The only possible answer to a software-recommendation question is a URL, so I don't think the downvote is appropriate. The question is simply off topic, but neither it nor the answer need to be downvoted. – Peter Cordes Nov 08 '17 at 15:40
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    @WaiHaLee: Right, IDK why I assumed you were the downvoter as well as commenter. I think I meant to say that flagging this as not-an-answer or as a link-only answer isn't correct either, because it's the only answer possible unless the entire source fits in an SO answer. Or maybe a tutorial on using it? IDK. Still, seems like a good answer to me. @ user27...: thanks for sharing your work. I'll add a link to your github in the `[tag:marie]` tag wiki. – Peter Cordes Nov 08 '17 at 15:44