top | item 6629900 Simple 8-bit Assembler Simulator in Javascript 59 points| Schweigi | 12 years ago |schweigi.github.io 16 comments order hn newest [+] [-] thinkpad20|12 years ago|reply '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. [+] [-] tjdetwiler|12 years ago|reply And another: http://tjdetwiler.github.io/hcf/It's a shame 0x10c isn't a thing anymore. load replies (1) [+] [-] s-macke|12 years ago|reply 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 :) load replies (1) [+] [-] samsaga2|12 years ago|reply Related: https://github.com/samsaga2/js80I'm writing a z80 assembler for nodejs. [+] [-] Sir_Cmpwn|12 years ago|reply Let me know if you ever write an emulator. load replies (1) [+] [-] acc01|12 years ago|reply This is not an assembler simulator (i'd enjoy having one, though), it's a 8-bit computer simulator that includes an assembler. [+] [-] jamesjporter|12 years ago|reply Cool project, I've been thinking about writing one for MIPS (I'm taking a computer architecture class this quarter :)) [+] [-] andrewsw|12 years ago|reply I did a very minimal one for MIPS, based on SPIM and written in Haskell. It was a fun project in learning and abstracting patterns. Highly recommended, IMO. [+] [-] unknown|12 years ago|reply [deleted] [+] [-] ktr100|12 years ago|reply this thing is awesome! [+] [-] elefonts|12 years ago|reply How does it vibrate my android device on step?
[+] [-] thinkpad20|12 years ago|reply '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. [+] [-] tjdetwiler|12 years ago|reply And another: http://tjdetwiler.github.io/hcf/It's a shame 0x10c isn't a thing anymore. load replies (1) [+] [-] s-macke|12 years ago|reply 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 :) load replies (1)
[+] [-] tjdetwiler|12 years ago|reply And another: http://tjdetwiler.github.io/hcf/It's a shame 0x10c isn't a thing anymore. load replies (1)
[+] [-] s-macke|12 years ago|reply 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 :) load replies (1)
[+] [-] samsaga2|12 years ago|reply Related: https://github.com/samsaga2/js80I'm writing a z80 assembler for nodejs. [+] [-] Sir_Cmpwn|12 years ago|reply Let me know if you ever write an emulator. load replies (1)
[+] [-] acc01|12 years ago|reply This is not an assembler simulator (i'd enjoy having one, though), it's a 8-bit computer simulator that includes an assembler.
[+] [-] jamesjporter|12 years ago|reply Cool project, I've been thinking about writing one for MIPS (I'm taking a computer architecture class this quarter :)) [+] [-] andrewsw|12 years ago|reply I did a very minimal one for MIPS, based on SPIM and written in Haskell. It was a fun project in learning and abstracting patterns. Highly recommended, IMO.
[+] [-] andrewsw|12 years ago|reply I did a very minimal one for MIPS, based on SPIM and written in Haskell. It was a fun project in learning and abstracting patterns. Highly recommended, IMO.
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[+] [-] tjdetwiler|12 years ago|reply
It's a shame 0x10c isn't a thing anymore.
[+] [-] s-macke|12 years ago|reply
I am also wondering when we will see the first emulator which is trying a dynamic translation with the eval function :)
[+] [-] samsaga2|12 years ago|reply
I'm writing a z80 assembler for nodejs.
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