Uses of Package
mars

Packages that use mars

Package	Description
mars
mars.assembler
mars.mips.hardware
mars.mips.instructions
mars.mips.instructions.syscalls
mars.simulator
mars.venus

Classes in mars used by mars

Class	Description
ErrorList	Maintains list of generated error messages, regardless of source (tokenizing, parsing, assembly, execution).
ErrorMessage	Represents occurrence of an error detected during tokenizing, assembly or simulation.
MIPSprogram	Internal representations of MIPS program.
ProcessingException	Class to represent an error that occurs while assembling or running a MIPS program.
ProgramStatement	Represents one assembly/machine statement.
Settings	Contains various IDE settings.

Classes in mars used by mars.assembler

Class	Description
ErrorList	Maintains list of generated error messages, regardless of source (tokenizing, parsing, assembly, execution).
MIPSprogram	Internal representations of MIPS program.
ProcessingException	Class to represent an error that occurs while assembling or running a MIPS program.
ProgramStatement	Represents one assembly/machine statement.

Classes in mars used by mars.mips.hardware

Class	Description
ProgramStatement	Represents one assembly/machine statement.

Classes in mars used by mars.mips.instructions

Class	Description
MIPSprogram	Internal representations of MIPS program.
ProcessingException	Class to represent an error that occurs while assembling or running a MIPS program.
ProgramStatement	Represents one assembly/machine statement.

Classes in mars used by mars.mips.instructions.syscalls

Class	Description
ProcessingException	Class to represent an error that occurs while assembling or running a MIPS program.
ProgramStatement	Represents one assembly/machine statement.

Classes in mars used by mars.simulator

Class	Description
MIPSprogram	Internal representations of MIPS program.
ProcessingException	Class to represent an error that occurs while assembling or running a MIPS program.

Classes in mars used by mars.venus

Class	Description
ProcessingException	Class to represent an error that occurs while assembling or running a MIPS program.