To do this, he developed a virtual machine built on typical types of types that re -created the logic of 116 Webassembly instructions. It is responsible for a separate pixel line and is 320 × 200 in the last “resolution” ASCII format.
The project requested to write more than 12,000 tests, work C, C ++, Webassembly and create your own vehicles.
The first compilation of the first frame took three months and the total amount of code reached 177 TB. Even after optimization, the speed remains extremely low.
Mitropulos, Typescript’teki “the other one tested” for the sake of the call for the sake of the call announced.
Source: Ferra
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