assembly - Seeing how Instructions get Translated (Computer Architecture) -


little bit of confusing question. im looking learning low level programming. thing is, dev boards arduino/etc. hide alot of whats going on.

i have spent time learning computer architecture, logic/gates/sequential logic/etc.. (i went far learn physics of semiconductors , electronics related all, know going on, how gates made using cmos transistors , such).

but thats ends....and want able understand how instruction (like hex/or assembly/etc.. code) moving through simple possible computer (alot of books i've used went straight gates computer....without in between). simple like.....storing value in register or memory location (and maybe printing pixel? or something).

i think interesting perhaps writing emulator eventually. have experience high level languages, i've heard 6502 might start since use alot of assembly, , instruction set isn't large.

does know of resources/thoughts/books might help? i've gone through "elements of computing systems", , while......it book don't feel goes through whats going on , seeing happen. might more of electronics.stackexchange question, if apologize.

try build own simple cpu. isn't hard seems: logisim


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