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The chip8 emulator is definitely good. That sort of thing counts. You could add a JIT. :-) You might want to see what you can do with an interactive disassembl
by souprock 10y ago
The chip8 emulator is definitely good. That sort of thing counts. You could add a JIT. :-)
You might want to see what you can do with an interactive disassembler. Your choices are:
1. IDA Pro freeware version -- this is x86 only and kind of obsolete
2. IDA Pro demo version -- this is wonderful except that you can't save your work and it times out after about an hour
3. Hopper -- this is cheap
4. Binja (binary ninja, from Vector 35) -- mid price
Grab some firmware updates off the web, especially for things you happen to own, or some normal executables. See how well you can understand them with the interactive disassembler. You might need to decompress them; look for magic numbers that indicate compression.