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I agree that this is unexpected for most of us, but if you read this section in my v8-perf repo ( https://github.com/thlorenz/v8-perf/blob/master/data-types.m... ) you'll understan…

As promised flags are now visualized.

It's back up, it is a github page and it seemed github had problems recently.

More interesting snippets are coming once I can emulate more instructions. These are the ones it currently can do: https://github.com/thlorenz/visulator/tree/master/test/fixtu... I…

As I pointed out this project is in it's infancy. I merely tweeted about progress and it ended up here ;) See [status]( https://github.com/thlorenz/visulator#status ) -- indicating…

That's nice, thanks for the link! Seems to serve a different purpose tough. visulator is supposed to help you learn how a CPU processes opcodes (at an abstract level) instead of lo…

I addressed the styling issues you pointed out @strommen. If you still have problems reading things please supply a fix via a pull request.

> I think it would be very helpful to put some corresponding C (or pseudo-C) code That's not the point. All this is trying to show is how assembly and a CPU works. Understanding th…

Please file an issue on github, so I can track these problems and fix them. As I mentioned I'm color blind and could use some styling help via a pull request :)

Could you file an issue on github please? This is meant to be used on a Desktop only. You may try to enlarge your fonts via Cmd-+ or Ctrl-+. Also I do accept pull requests that fix…

It will emulate as much of x86 as makes sense for it's purpose , to visualize assembly execution and how a CPU works. It currently already contains a memory unit and supports push/…

All who commented or whoever is interested in updates please follow #visulator and/or @thlorenz on twitter for updates.

> but doesn't show the flags register This is the next feature I've planned. Hopefully I can get this done tonight - check back soon :) It'll be visualized with LEDs that light up …

> It is still a work-in-progress though Exactly this is just a start and I'm actively working on it. Editing the assembly could be an option, but I also plan to allow users to load…

That's not a bad idea. Please file an issue on github. Ideally with a sketch of how this would be laid out. This project is still in its infancy and I'm very open to suggestions.

Building on top of lots of modules provided by Mikola Lysenko (https://npmjs.org/search?q=gl-), Hugh Kennedy shows off what today's browsers are capable of using WebGL. Lots of sup…

browserify v2 version of proxyquire. Proxies browserify's require in order to make overriding dependencies during testing easy while staying totally unobstrusive.

I recently helped to add source map support to browserify version 2 and will outline in this post, what source maps are, how to use them with browserify and how the support was add…