* Several[example programs](examples/).

* An example of[embedding](embedded.c) the virtual machine in a C host program.

* Along with the definition of a custom-opcode handler.

* A golang-interpreter for our bytecode.

This particular virtual machine is intentionally simple, but despite that it is hopefully implemented in a readable fashion. ("Simplicity" here means that we support only a small number of instructions, and the registers the virtual CPU possesses can store strings and integers, but not floating-point values.)

This particular virtual machine is register-based, having ten registers which can be used to store strings or integer values.

Golang Port

The virtual-machine which executes the bytecode is written in C,so for fun

The virtual-machine which executes the bytecode is written in C,but for fun

I thought it would be interesting to port it to golang.

The result is`main.go` which executes some of the programs, it will terminate

when it reaches an instruction which hasn't been implemented. For the moment

it runs a few of the examples:

The result is`main.go` which executes most of the sample programs, for those

that it cannot execute it will cleanly terminate when it reaches a bytecode

instruction which hasn't been implemented.

Sample usage:

If you wish to submit a pull request implementing the missing opcodes I'd

be happy to accept it :)

Fuzz Testing