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MicroProcessor-LLD

We want to design a basic Microprocessor System. We can assume that our microprocessor consists of a fixed number of registers, say 4 : A, B, C and D. These registers are capable of storing an integer value in them. The microprocessor should be capable of handling following sets of instructions: -

1. SET B 7 : Sets the value in register B to 7.
2. ADR C A : Adds the content of register A to the content of C and writes it back to C i.e. C = C + A
3. ADD D 15 : Adds the constant value 15 to the contents of D and writes it back to D i.e. D = D + 15
4. MOV C D : Updates the content of C to the content of D, without changing content of D.
5. INR B : Same as B++, increments value by 1
6. DCR A : Same as A--
7. RST : Resets the values stored inside all registers to 0.

Note : It is very important for the code to be super extensible, so that we can support new instructions like AND, OR, XOR etc in future.