RISC-V educational hexacode listing

Question

I want to change my educational-purpose simulator from Y86 to RISC-V. I like the Y86 combined hexacode+listing file, like

                      | # Execution begins at address 0 
  0x000:              |     .pos 0 
  0x000: 30f400010000 | init:   irmovl Stack, %esp      # Set up stack pointer  
  0x006: 30f500010000 |     irmovl Stack, %ebp      # Set up base pointer   
  0x00c: 8024000000   |     call Main       # Execute main program
  0x011: 00           |     halt            # Terminate program

Is there something similar around for RISC-V?

`objdump -d` or `llvm-objdump -d` output formats include machine code when disassembling. — Peter Cordes, Mar 27 '21 at 15:03

score 1 · Accepted Answer · answered Mar 23 '19 at 00:32

RARS has a view which shows address, hexcode, elementary instruction and source code side by side.

You can likely get a similar hexcode/source view in the terminal using GNU standard tools (like objdump) that have RISC-V support.

Additionally there is https://github.com/michaeljclark/riscv-disassembler which may serve your needs.

Disclaimer: I am main author and maintainer of RARS.

RISC-V educational hexacode listing

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