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  • freddy1404 Posted 2016-12-19
    Nice project, but quite difficult to work with, because I only have a 1366x768 resolution, so the bottom console is cut off and the window is not resizable...
  • pacalet Posted 2016-11-17
    Nice project. A few things could probably be slightly improved but it is very nice as it is for teaching.
  • gmathiou4 Posted 2014-04-26
    which version have this gui? www.cise.ufl.edu/~mssz/CompOrg/Xspim.jpg its great but i prefer this gui....could u help me?
  • a11922256 Posted 2012-12-18
    Good and useful software
  • rimmvla Posted 2012-10-26
    This is a wonderful project. TNX!
  • yanzaits Posted 2012-10-26
    Very helpful, fast and easy product!
  • jantvrdy Posted 2012-10-26
    Nice project! You did a great job. Thank you!
  • oldelmico Posted 2012-06-13
    It's fast, reliable and easy to use.
    1 user found this review helpful.
  • indinevi Posted 2012-06-13
    Great open source application.
  • stilalracol Posted 2012-06-13
    I agree with all, this the best and most convenient uploader.
  • tencviloopme Posted 2012-06-13
    The best software out there
  • subcreemezge Posted 2012-06-07
    Very practical.
  • snowdedyso Posted 2012-06-07
    One of the best FTP clients I've tried for GNU/Linux and Windows
  • oid-3871971 Posted 2012-06-06
    Very helpful tool. Can someone help in explaining why the simulator is using little end to store data in user data segment, while using big end when we store a word in the stack segment? .data .asciiz "00400018 \n" What we see in the user data segment is User data segment [10000000]..[10040000] [10000000]..[1000ffff] 00000000 [10010000] 30343030 38313030 00000a20 00000000 0 0 4 0 0 0 1 8 . . . . . . . [10010010]..[1003ffff] 00000000 While using big end when we store a word in the stack segment? if $ra=0x00400018 sw $ra 0($sp) What we see in the stack segment is User Stack [7ffff3bc]..[80000000] [7ffff3bc] 00400018 Is this normal?
  • consimara Posted 2012-06-05
    this's so easy. tank's 4 u'r kind
  • fitetistbar Posted 2012-06-04
    Very good program. Thanks a lot.
  • pinssinglinka Posted 2012-06-02
    Brilliant piece of software
  • dsetgistpigsrec Posted 2012-06-02
    A very good!
  • kudlak Posted 2012-04-07
    great software! :)
  • edharcourt1 Posted 2011-05-06
    Looks pretty slick in Qt now. I'd love a 64 bit Linux version, but not sure what the issues are. Probably since spim uses the underlying machine architecture simulating the 32 bit MIPS on a 64 bit architecture would mean lots of changes in the simulator? Not sure. For example uint32 is just typedefed to int which will be 64 bits on Linux 64. I tried two things. I rebuilt from sources using the Qt tool chain on 64 bit Linux, but there are problems. Everything builds OK but for whatever reason the initial PC doesn't start at 0x400000 but at 0x400034. Also the timer and interrupts don't seem to work. Some of the registers in the register pane expand out to 64 bits :-) 16 hex digits. I also tried to also install the prebuilt 32 bit debian package and force an install using --force on dpkg hoping that it wold use all the libraries in /usr/lib32, but it doesn't. For the most part it does but when I run QtSpim I get lots of errors because there are times when it seems to be loading the 64 bit libraries and I get a "wrong ELFCLASS64" error message.