Oh, this is a browser-based IDE for learning how to program a single-board computer in assembly language, not Web development with Assembly, which is a perverse activity that I have a particular interest in. It sounds like it could be useful for learning, but it’s kind of a shame they invented their own instruction set; if they’d used an existing one (or a subset of one), then after debugging your project on the web, you could flash an Arduino or something with it.
Oh, this is a browser-based IDE for learning how to program a single-board computer in assembly language, not Web development with Assembly, which is a perverse activity that I have a particular interest in. It sounds like it could be useful for learning, but it’s kind of a shame they invented their own instruction set; if they’d used an existing one (or a subset of one), then after debugging your project on the web, you could flash an Arduino or something with it.
I’m so glad to find out I’m not the only person this crazy. (I did this for dcpu once: https://github.com/robey/carrot16)