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It seems nice, but the actual disassembler doesn't seem to work here: http://xem.github.io/minix86/decompiler.html http://xem.github.io/minix86/decompiler.html

• xem 10y ago
  it should work on any modern browser. Warning though, the url has changed a little: see https://github.com/xem/minix86 https://github.com/xem/minix86
  • jaclaz 10y ago
    Ok, still this: https://xem.github.io/minix86/src/disassembler.html https://xem.github.io/minix86/src/disassembler.html doesn't work for me, maybe by "modern" you mean a current Chrome or Firefox. I tested it with QTweb, Chrome 43 and Opera (Presto), certainly not the most "mainstream" or "popular" or "latest" browsers around, still I find no real reason why the thingy shouldn't work with them.
    • xem 10y ago
      I just tested on Chrome, Firefox and Edge (W10) and it works fine everywhere. Do you have an error showing up in your console or something?
      • jaclaz 10y ago
        In Chrome 43 (Ok, Iron Browser) I get two errors: Uncaught SyntaxError: Unexpected token =>helpers.js:10 Uncaught SyntaxError: Unexpected token =>demos.js:2 Basically the first two actual instructions are not parsed correctly. In Opera (12.15) I have three errors: Syntax error at line 10 while loading: expected expression, got '>' var to16 = (n, l) => { -------------------^ Linked script compilation helpers.js Syntax error at line 38 while loading: invalid character after numeric literal: 'b'. n = b & 0b1111; -------------^ Linked script compilation disassembler.js Syntax error at line 2 while loading: expected expression, got '>' hello.onclick = e => { -------------------^ Linked script compilation demos.js