Updated READMEs.

assembler/README.md

@@ -1,27 +1,33 @@
 # Assembler
+
 [![License: GNUGPL3.0](https://img.shields.io/badge/License-GNUGPL3.0-purple.svg)](https://opensource.org/license/gpl-3-0)
 
 Contains the assembler for the Gol-16 Assembly Language (G-ASM).
 
 ## Specifications
+
 To view the specifications for G-ASM, please view the [spec file][spec-file] listed in the main project directory.
 
 ## Inspirations
+
 This lexer is heavily inspired by the C lexer featured on [The Vimagean][lexer-vid] channel. I have never built a lexer
 before, so I used this as a starting point. The full source code can be found [here][lexer-source].
 
 ## Testing
+
 The assembler comes with its own test harness, which includes a suite of test programs and a test runner executable
 which reports primitive statistics. The test harness uses the assembler to compile a list of test programs from source,
 and then compares the generated byte code to the hand assembled/verified byte code I've written. Any difference results
-in error.
+in error. You can run the test harness with `make test`.
 
 ## Building from Source
+
 The Makefile for the G-ASM assembler uses gcc and the header files that come with it in MinGW64. It has only been
 tested on a Windows 64b machine. In order to run the `make clean` rule, you will need to be in a bash shell. I have been
 using Git bash on Windows for this purpose.
 
 ## Missing Functionality
+
 The assembler currently implements every directive in the specifications except EQU (and DIVS/custom macros). This will
 be added once I figure out the best way of doing so.
 

emulator/README.md

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 # Emulator
 
-Contains the emulator for the gol-16. Can be used to debug programs.
+Contains the emulator for the gol-16. Can be used to debug programs. **Under construction.**
+
+# Usage
+
+Run `gemu` with a compiled program from the gol-16 assembler to simulate its execution:
+
+```console
+gemu program.o
+```
+
+# Building & Development
+
+You can build the emulator using `make`. You can also use `make test` to run the unit tests for `gemu` while developing.