This repository contains the source code and documentation for the CMP2010 Microprocessor Systems I project completed at Cairo University, focusing on the development of a two-player simulation game and chat application using assembly language.
The CMP2010 project involved connecting two PCs through a simple network using serial communication. It comprised two main functionalities:
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Chatting: Users could communicate with each other via a chat interface, allowing text-based conversations over the network. The chat feature included scrolling functionality and a notification system for chat invitations.
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Processor Simulation Game: This two-player game aimed to write specific values into opponent registers. Players could send game invitations, choose game levels, and utilize special powers to hinder their opponent's progress.
- Connection Mechanism: PCs were connected via serial ports for communication.
- Usernames: Users provided their usernames for identification in chat and games.
- Main Screen: A graphical main screen displayed available functionalities and notifications.
- Chatting: Text-based chat with scrolling functionality.
- Processor Simulation Game: A two-player game with different levels, power-ups, and strategies.
- User Interface: Unique user interfaces designed for the game and chat features.
The project was divided into two phases:
- Phase 1: Two Players Game at one PC: An initial version of the game without the communication module.
- Phase 2: Full Project Delivery: A complete version of the project, including communication and game features.
To run the project, follow these steps:
- Clone this repository.
- Navigate to the project directory.
- Compile and run the assembly code on your preferred assembly language development environment.
- Mohamed Iraqi (m.a.iraqi.amen@gmail.com) (GUI)
- Youssef Ismail (youssefismail1337@gmail.com) (MiniGame)