Hey there everybody,

I am a German student teaching myself Rust for about a year now and absolutely love it.
I want to learn more deeply about the language and programming in general.
Reading a lot on this forum the past few months, I absolutely love the openness and deep discussions of the community.

So, if you have some time, I would love to have some feedback on the project I am currently working on.

It consists of a core library providing a processor emulator and an assembler library providing an implementation for the instruction set. The idea is that the processor can be used with custom instruction sets and emulate different architectures (although I modeled it roughly after ARM). It is all still very unstable and the assembler is not developed completely, but it is already usable.

So my foremost questions are:

• What do you miss when you are looking at the core library?
• What do you think about the general architecture?
• Other things you noticed?

Thank you already in advance!
Here is the link to the Github repo: GitHub - A1cey/cpu_emulator

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