Yes, you're right. Unfortunately, running Java code in a browser requires emulating a Java virtual machine using JavaScript/WebAssembly (in this case, I used c

Yes, you're right. Unfortunately, running Java code in a browser requires emulating a Java virtual machine using JavaScript/WebAssembly (in this case, I used cheerpJ), which will run Mars4_5.jar. There are several layers that limit the performance of MARS MIPS in the browser. Even so, it's possible to test ALL the functionalities of MARS in small projects. NFILES