The author here. There is a difference in spirit between publicly accessible and published. I did this in a burst of mania over a few days more than a year ag

The author here. There is a difference in spirit between publicly accessible and published. I did this in a burst of mania over a few days more than a year ago and only pushed it to github as an afterthought. I never really expected more that one or two people would look at it. I am very surprised to see it here. Given that the hivemind has discovered it, I'll happily contact Mr. Bellard to see if he wants it out in the world or not. I'm a synthetic biologist, not a professional coder. I did this primarily because I wanted to study how emulation worked, and I pushed it solely in the hopes that one or two other people might find it useful as a study guide of the original codebase.