thlorenz

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by thlorenz 8y ago
I agree that this is unexpected for most of us, but if you read this section in my v8-perf repo ( https://github.com/thlorenz/v8-perf/blob/master/data-types.m... ) you'll understand better why that is
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by thlorenz 11y ago
As promised flags are now visualized.
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by thlorenz 11y ago
It's back up, it is a github page and it seemed github had problems recently.
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by thlorenz 11y ago
More interesting snippets are coming once I can emulate more instructions. These are the ones it currently can do: https://github.com/thlorenz/visulator/tree/master/test/fixtu... I agree though that
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by thlorenz 11y ago
As I pointed out this project is in it's infancy. I merely tweeted about progress and it ended up here ;) See [status]( https://github.com/thlorenz/visulator#status ) -- indicating in experimental stage. I'm pl
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by thlorenz 11y ago
That's nice, thanks for the link! Seems to serve a different purpose tough. visulator is supposed to help you learn how a CPU processes opcodes (at an abstract level) instead of looking at actual hardware wiring. I'll link to it f
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by thlorenz 11y ago
I addressed the styling issues you pointed out @strommen. If you still have problems reading things please supply a fix via a pull request.
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by thlorenz 11y ago
> I think it would be very helpful to put some corresponding C (or pseudo-C) code That's not the point. All this is trying to show is how assembly and a CPU works. Understanding the program is secondary. Additionally there is no C c
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by thlorenz 11y ago
Please file an issue on github, so I can track these problems and fix them. As I mentioned I'm color blind and could use some styling help via a pull request :)
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by thlorenz 11y ago
Could you file an issue on github please? This is meant to be used on a Desktop only. You may try to enlarge your fonts via Cmd-+ or Ctrl-+. Also I do accept pull requests that fix some styling issues (I myself am color blind). Just update
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by thlorenz 11y ago
It will emulate as much of x86 as makes sense for it's purpose , to visualize assembly execution and how a CPU works. It currently already contains a memory unit and supports push/pop instructions. More memory related instructions
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by thlorenz 11y ago
All who commented or whoever is interested in updates please follow #visulator and/or @thlorenz on twitter for updates.
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by thlorenz 11y ago
> but doesn't show the flags register This is the next feature I've planned. Hopefully I can get this done tonight - check back soon :) It'll be visualized with LEDs that light up when a flag is set.
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by thlorenz 11y ago
> It is still a work-in-progress though Exactly this is just a start and I'm actively working on it. Editing the assembly could be an option, but I also plan to allow users to load simple binaries into it. This way you could edit th
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by thlorenz 11y ago
That's not a bad idea. Please file an issue on github. Ideally with a sketch of how this would be laid out. This project is still in its infancy and I'm very open to suggestions.
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One-liner to install docker on a Mac including all dependencies.(github.com)
1 points by thlorenz 13y ago|0 comments
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Live edit browserified code in chrome devtools(thlorenz.com)
1 points by thlorenz 13y ago|0 comments
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Simulating and rendering 262,144 particles with GLSL.(hughsk.github.io)
9 points by thlorenz 13y ago|3 comments
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Talking scriptie-talkie, interactive JavaScript samples right in your blog(thlorenz.com)
1 points by thlorenz 13y ago|0 comments
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Proxyquireify proxies browserify's require to inject mocks(github.com)
1 points by thlorenz 14y ago|0 comments
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Browserify v2 adds source maps(thlorenz.com)
1 points by thlorenz 14y ago|0 comments