I hate a chip8 interpreter on my HP48 in my college days :)

I spent too much time on this

you?

I just wrote an assembler for fun 8 years ago and things got extremely out of hand

kparc.io appears to be down. who was maintaining that site?

asking because i found a k7 binary on an old laptop, and iirc ref.kparc.io was a reference for k7?

The GitHub repos for ref and kcc are still up: github.com/kparc

@ngn the guy behind sr.ht, Drew DeVault (aka Sir_Cmpwn) blogs a lot about the design decisions behind it. the "git." prefix is because (unlike gh, bb etc) it's a set of interacting services. The bugtracker is todo.sr.ht, the docs in man.sr.ht -- and they work together but can be used/hosted independently.

Also, I've been using various Unixes daily since ~1990, but I only learned why "~" stands for home last year....

@beagle3 is this why? i didn't know either

@beagle3 very smart guy. i've read some of his blogs before but never remembered the name (or pseudonym).

compiler explorer: ktye.github.io/w.html

@ktye can your repl do the same too - show ast and wasm?

yes, you have to load w.k with \lw

then compile a program, e.g: compile"f:I:II{x+y}"

this writes to some global variables: funcs, table, extrn, ...

it also fills ast, tast(typed).

From here, there are multiple backends, currently just AST and wasm.

invoke like that: wasm[]. or in one: wasm complile src:"..."

@ngn yes, that's the reason.