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x64 and ARM emulators exist, the code for some are quite legible. There's a whole community of folks who build RiscV implementations from verilog or vhdl. In my
by dleslie 3y ago
x64 and ARM emulators exist, the code for some are quite legible. There's a whole community of folks who build RiscV implementations from verilog or vhdl. In my own experience at university, decades ago, we built functioning HC11 CPUs out of logic gates and wrote assembler for them.
I'll admit that there's a definite and clear accessibility curve to building a CPU, but it's nowhere near as opaque as the binary blobs one can access for AI tooling.
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