This is neat, but the registers on the right are painfully unreadable on my screen, with tiny text and contrasts either too dark or too bright in a way that makes my eyes glaze over them.
Visual x86 emulator
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Re: Visual x86 emulator
#12This is neat, but the registers on the right are painfully unreadable on my screen, with tiny text and contrasts either too dark or too bright in a way that makes my eyes glaze over them.
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 some styling issues (I myself am color blind). Just update the CSS [here](https://github.com/thlorenz/visulator/blob/bad27bc164c1ba173...)
Re: Visual x86 emulator
#13Nice work, this is really cool!
But I'm kinda missing the point. I think it would be very helpful to put some corresponding C (or pseudo-C) code. I understand assembly, but it would take me forever to parse out what this program does.
Also, a few design issues (on Windows 8, Chrome):
- The bold font in the registers is difficult to read.
- The dark colors (blue and maroon) in the register names are difficult to read.
- The columns of the register table don't quite line up with their headers.
Re: Visual x86 emulator
#14Nice work, this is really cool! But I'm kinda missing the point. I think it would be very helpful to put some corresponding C (or pseudo-C) code. I understand assembly, but it would take me forever to parse out what this program does. Also, a few design issues (on Windows 8, Chrome): - The bold font in the registers is difficult to read. - The dark colors (blue and maroon) in the register names are difficult to read.…
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 :)
Re: Visual x86 emulator
#15Nice work, this is really cool! But I'm kinda missing the point. I think it would be very helpful to put some corresponding C (or pseudo-C) code. I understand assembly, but it would take me forever to parse out what this program does. Also, a few design issues (on Windows 8, Chrome): - The bold font in the registers is difficult to read. - The dark colors (blue and maroon) in the register names are difficult to read.…
> 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 the program is secondary.
Additionally there is no C code for this as the assembly was written directly.
Re: Visual x86 emulator
#16Nice work, this is really cool! But I'm kinda missing the point. I think it would be very helpful to put some corresponding C (or pseudo-C) code. I understand assembly, but it would take me forever to parse out what this program does. Also, a few design issues (on Windows 8, Chrome): - The bold font in the registers is difficult to read. - The dark colors (blue and maroon) in the register names are difficult to read.…
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 :)
I addressed the styling issues you pointed out @strommen.
If you still have problems reading things please supply a fix via a pull request.
Re: Visual x86 emulator
#17Not quite as cool as the visual 6502: http://www.visual6502.org/JSSim/index.html
Re: Visual x86 emulator
#18Nice work, this is really cool! But I'm kinda missing the point. I think it would be very helpful to put some corresponding C (or pseudo-C) code. I understand assembly, but it would take me forever to parse out what this program does. Also, a few design issues (on Windows 8, Chrome): - The bold font in the registers is difficult to read. - The dark colors (blue and maroon) in the register names are difficult to read.…
I mean, you could always compile some yourself. Separation of concerns and what not.
Re: Visual x86 emulator
#19Anybody knows something like this for AVR or ARM?
Re: Visual x86 emulator
#20How do I change the code?