MIPSinEclipse

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Last Update: 2014-09-02

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Eclipse Plug-in: MIPS editor with macroprocessing and simulation via SPIM. Features: Syntax highlight, code collapse, tool tips, user-defined macros and symbols; register viewing, step execution. www.seas.ucla.edu/~moguilla/mips/index.htm

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