yams
YAMS: Awesome MIPS Server
Team HKNSoc (pronounced “hack-in-sock”)
- Stephen Brennan (smb196)
- Katherine Cass (krc53)
- Jeffrey Copeland (jpc86)
- Andrew Mason (ajm188)
- Thomas Murphy (trm70)
- Aaron Neyer (agn31)
Description
This project is a static HTTP server in MIPS, using MARS as a simulator.
Sockets are implemented by extending MARS syscalls in Java. The server serves
static content from the html directory. Features of YAMS include:
- Limited support for GET and POST requests, and standard HTTP responses.
- Support for serving large files (albeit slowly).
- Brainfuck interpreter accessed via POST request:
- A web interface for this is available at
brainfuck.html. - Code is POSTed to
/load. - Input is POSTed to
/run, and output is returned.
- A web interface for this is available at
How to Load Required Javascript Submodules
YAMS serves all required resources for our webpages. One resource, for our
presentation, is reveal.js. We linked to their git repository. If you got
this by cloning the repository, you'll need to load the submodule.
- Run
git submodule init. - Run
git submodule update.
How to Run Modded MARS
This has been tested on Linux and Mac. It almost certainly supports Windows, however we have not tested this. We cannot guarantee lack of unexpected behavior. Our extension to MARS requires Java 7+ to compile correctly.
- Run
make mars - Call
java -jar Mars4_5-SockMod.jar(or double click the JAR, or something) - Enjoy!