Just an idea:

Would be great for testing/experimentation if the user could type values into memory locations / registers. Good for writing input parameters to a program etc?

Hi guys,

Just playing, and tried this little program, which gave me an intermittent stack overflow exception. Maybe something caused by infinite branches?

(running on chrome 56.0.2924.87)

• focus view of register/memory value, with ability to modify
• switch between decimal and hexadecimal views
• special IN/OUT instructions for puzzles over sequences (aka Human Resource Machine)
• animation, coloring to show which memory/registers recently accessed.
• graphics display (instead of text)
• accurate simulation of Thumb condition codes on all instructions
• bound checking in simulator (memory accesses and branches)
• word alignment check on memory access
• error messages for duplicate or missing labels
• only coding via Blockly, not TypeScript (Sam)
• Blockly validator for value ranges (Sam)
• memory is 256 bytes, so 64 words, aligned on word boundaries

Add an option to show the memory as a 16x16 low-res graphic screen with RGB values.

@importgooglefonts: true which means this repo is using Google fonts CDN which is against MS security policy.

We need to bundle the font into our CSS instead.

Clicking "Projects" to open a previously saved project appears fine, but hangs if you try to close the window.

Chrome Version 56.0.2924.87