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basis for further weird in-browser x86 hacking I'm posting this
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redacted version of the code here.
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There is a much more complete, ground-up project to build a 386-style emulator in javascript called [jslm32][3].
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### Status
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It's still a dense code base, it's an emulator of a rather
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complicated architecture, after all. However this version is nowhere
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comprehensible. There's still some unnamed functions there as I
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haven't worked out exactly what's going on.
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There is a much more complete, ground-up project to build a 386-style emulator in javascript called [jslm32][3].
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### ETC
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I highly recommend, by the way, the excellent [JSShaper][2] library for transforming large javascript code bases. The hacks I made from it are in this repo: a little symbol-name-transformer node.js script and an emacs function for doing this in live buffers.
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