GLIR: A Terminal Based Graphics Library for RISC-V
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We have developed a graphics library in RISC-V which abstracts out the terminal escape sequences that are used to perform various functions such as changing display graphics and controlling cursor movement. We use Benjamin Landers RARS for simulation. GLIR was designed to enable beginner assembly programmers to include visual elements in their work by allowing production of graphical assembly programs. In previous semesters we have used a MIPS version of the library in labs for an introductory computer architecture course. Attached you can find some examples of programs created using the library (Julia Fractals png, Game of Life gif).
A further introduction and detailed documentation for GLIR can be found at: https://cmput229.github.io/GLIR/
while the repository itself can be found at:
https://github.com/cmput229/GLIR.
Feel free to ask any questions here and I would be happy to answer. If you have any suggestions or notice any issues feel free to make a post in the repository issues section.
