Ooh, this is actually pretty neat. I really like how this approach minimizes the amount of assembly you have to write, but also gives you a lot of the performance benefits of a JIT (with the basic block construction)
It was a snapshot in 2017, but it looks like it is open now:
The source code is hosted on my own git server, available to anybody via HTTP. Please contact me if you have some reason to require SSH access.
I am now back to using the master branch on git, with short-lived feature branches.
Ooh, this is actually pretty neat. I really like how this approach minimizes the amount of assembly you have to write, but also gives you a lot of the performance benefits of a JIT (with the basic block construction)
As far as I can tell, this is neither public or well documented, which makes it rather unattractive to explore.
Some source code is public on a cgit instance. There are manuals, but more interesting to me are the example VM specifications.
Sure, but it’s explicitly mentioned that that’s a snapshot and the actual repo is private.
It was a snapshot in 2017, but it looks like it is open now: