one.card		Programmer's summary of language.  This is
			Tannenbaum's one-address machine "mac"

one.def 		Holds the definition of the one-address assembly
			language.  Must supply this name when it asks 
	  		for the instruction set.

one.mal			microcode program that interprets instructions
			from the one-address assembly language.
		        Must supply this name when it asks for the
			microcode program

      ----> many assembly language programs to choose from! <----
	Choose any one of the following programs written
	in one-address (one-dress?) assembly language
	when it asks for an assembly program.

sort.asm		Sorts 10 numbers into ascending order.  To
		        verify, examine memory locations 100-109 both
			before and after executing the program.  Then,
			reload the program ("load sort.mic") and set 
			the pc to 0 and run the program again after
			issuing a "stats on" command.

fact.asm		Computes 4! without a multiply instruction!
		   	to verify, examing memory location 100. Try
		        running this one with "stats on" as well.  Whew!

ten.asm			Counts to ten.  wow.

setten.asm		Sets ten memory locations to selected values.
