Show HN: My x86 emulator written in JavaScript
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#2Pretty awesome, I for one don't think the constant stream of "x, rewritten completely in javascript" is tiring (this is not meant to be sarcastic).
[EDIT] - This post doesn't seem to say enough when I look back at it. Wanted to add this:
Seeing posts like this really excites me (and inspires me) about the future of web programming, and programming in general. Anyone that's excited about programming has to get excited about abstraction, and it doesn't get much more abstract that cross-coded/implemented virtualized systems like this. Even if you hate javascript.
Every step people take in blurring lines between systems like this should be exciting, given the large amount of abstraction that had to go into creating something like this.
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#3how does it work?
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#4Very, very awesome. Kudos!
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#5how does it work?
Yeah! Especially X - that's a pretty amazing X implementation!
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#6This may as well be magic as far as I'm concerned. When I first saw http://bellard.org/jslinux/ I just about shat myself. This is definitely another level of awesome. Well done.
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#8Is there a non minified version of the javascript emulator file that is publicly available?
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#9That's awesome, I quit! :)
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#10Could you give some tips or links on how to go about emulating an architecture? I would like to know how to go about emulating an architecture much less complicated like PIC.