#include <stdlib.h>

// --------------------------------------------------------------
/* stores the value at the specified register. Success/fail -
 * if the address is illegal or the value is illegal (>8, >4)
 * it will fail.
*/

int storeRegister(int address, const unsigned char value);

// --------------------------------------------------------------
/* gets the value from register specified by "address" and places it
 * into the value.  It is success/fail - it will fail if
 * the address is illegal (>8)
*/

int fetchRegister(int address, unsigned char value);


// --------------------------------------------------------------
/* dumps contents of registers to specified file, in decimal and hex.
 * Each register is printer per line following decimal and hex value.
 * Primarily for debugging use and to view the contents of memory
 * after the "simulator" has terminated.
*/

void registersDump(FILE *f);

----------------header end
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <stdio.h>
#include "Memory.h"

static unsigned char registers[9];
static char regNames[9] = {"%eax","%ebp","%ebx",
                             "%ecx","%edi","%edx",
                             "%esi","%esp","PC" };

// --------------------------------------------------------------
/* stores the value at the specified register. Success/fail -
 * if the address is illegal or the value is illegal (>8, >4)
 * it will fail.
*/

int storeRegister(int address, const unsigned char value){
    registers[address] = value;
}

// --------------------------------------------------------------
/* gets the value from register specified by "address" and places it
 * into the value.  It is success/fail - it will fail if
 * the address is illegal (>8)
*/

int fetchRegister(int address, unsigned char value){
    value = registers[address];
}

// --------------------------------------------------------------
/* dumps contents of registers to specified file, in decimal and hex.
 * Each register is printer per line following decimal and hex value.
 * Primarily for debugging use and to view the contents of memory
 * after the "simulator" has terminated.
*/

void registersDump(FILE *f){
    int i;
    for(i = 0; i<8; i++){
        fprintf(f, "