Drew DeVault • 11/30/2014

Porting an assembler, debugger, and more to WebAssembly

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The article explains how the author, maintainer of KnightOS, ported essential C-based development tools (assembler, emulator, packaging tools) to WebAssembly. This allows developers to write, compile, and test KnightOS assembly programs directly in a web browser, eliminating complex native toolchain setup. It covers the rationale, technical implementation, and demonstrates live examples of running programs in the browser.

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