Simple 8-bit Assembler Simulator in Javascript
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Simple 8-bit Assembler Simulator in Javascript
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#5'Tis the season for javascript emulators, I guess. I've seen at least 3 or 4 up on HN in the last week. Cool stuff.
I am also wondering when we will see the first emulator which is trying a dynamic translation with the eval function :)
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#6'Tis the season for javascript emulators, I guess. I've seen at least 3 or 4 up on HN in the last week. Cool stuff.
When we will see an emulator emulating Chrome or Firefox and emulating the emulator? I am also wondering when we will see the first emulator which is trying a dynamic translation with the eval function :)
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When we will see an emulator emulating Chrome or Firefox and emulating the emulator? I am also wondering when we will see the first emulator which is trying a dynamic translation with the eval function :)
That openrisc one from the other day supported X and wayland. It should be possible to load firefox on it and then load the emulator again....
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That openrisc one from the other day supported X and wayland. It should be possible to load firefox on it and then load the emulator again....
Your are talking to the author of that emulator :) It would be much easier for an x86 emulator. I tried only the Javascript engines from Google and Chrome so far. Of course they all fail to compile with an unsupported platform error using the OpenRISC toolchain. I am wondering which one is more compatible for cross-compiling.
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#10'Tis the season for javascript emulators, I guess. I've seen at least 3 or 4 up on HN in the last week. Cool stuff.
It's a shame 0x10c isn't a thing anymore.