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There's a few in browsers OSes on http://copy.sh/v86/ http://copy.sh/v86/ too, it seems to be an independent effort.

• Fnoord 9y ago
  The one linked here is based on JSLinux [1]. All done by Fabrice Bellard of QEMU fame. If you look at the list, this is the first Microsoft Windows version running in JSLinux. Heck, its the first time a proprietary OS runs in JSLinux. Before, it was only Linux and FreeDOS. What you linked is also based on QEMU btw. [1] https://bellard.org/jslinux/index.html https://bellard.org/jslinux/index.html
  • FRex 9y ago
    This is why I said it's (seemingly) an independent effort. I've seen JSLinux before and heard of Fabrice Bellard before due to QEMU, TCC and FFmpeg. The one in my comment is done by another person named Fabian Hemmer. I'm not sure what your point here is while I just linked a similar project. Where did you take the information that what I linked is "based on" QEMU? Its readme only mentions using QEMU's (and KVM's) tests/test cases and sounds like an original work with regards to the emulator itself: https://github.com/copy/v86/blob/master/Readme.md https://github.com/copy/v86/blob/master/Readme.md
    • Fnoord 9y ago
      You're right, it seems not to be based on QEMU code (which is programmed in C) but a full-blown JavaScript implementation of x86-32.
      • FRex 9y ago
        Thanks for clearing that up.