The jACT-R Assembler is a high(er)-level language for jACT-R, the Java implementation of ACT-R. It provides an imperative programming model that compiles into productions for execution. You can install the binaries directly and go on to the tutorial, or you can build the software from scratch.
JASM runs within the Eclipse IDE.
- Download and install the RCP/RAP version.
- Open the application.
- Menu -> Help -> Install New Software
- Manage
- Import
- Select this file to import. Apply and Close
- In the Work with dropdown menu, select --All Available Sites--. It will take a few minutes to populate the menu with installable software
- Select all software under jACT-R
- Click Next to finalize the installation.
The tutorial can be found here. It follows the traditional ACT-R unit 1 tutorial for its examples.
Follow the installation instructions but do not install the JASM components in the final step. Import all of the mil.navy.nrl.ncarai.jasm packages from here. Use Maven to generate the source artifacts.
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