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@alcinnz @wim_v12e @csepp

what you're describing with function size for JIT 1) isn't true 2) isn't relevant for the video, anyway, because the function calls aren't repeated in multiple sites.

("clean code" people will often tell you to break up stuff into the smallest functions possible. the video covers this)

@alcinnz @csepp @wim_v12e the video literally just showed the OOP version being slower

@Faibbus I can tell you either didn’t watch or didn’t pay attention because the non-OOP version of the code is less complicated

“Clean” Code, Horrible Performance

https://youtube.com/watch?v=tD5NrevFtbU

New blog post: Uxn32 CPU Emulator Primer

An explanation and some notes about the Uxn CPU implementation that's used in Uxn32.

https://cancel.fm/blog/2023-01/uxn-cpu-primer/

Uxn32 2.0 is released. One year after version 1.0, and with a bunch of changes since version 1.8.

Download it or build it yourself: https://github.com/randrew/uxn32/releases/tag/2.0

The Computer History Museum has released the source code for the Apple Lisa, today, on the Lisa's 40th anniversary. The whole thing.

https://info.computerhistory.org/apple-lisa-code

New Uxn32 emulator core about to drop

Here's the new Uxn core implementation for Uxn32 https://github.com/randrew/uxn32/blob/master/uxn_core.c