Processor diagrams explain how emulators and JIT work
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A nearly five-minute computer-architecture explainer on emulators, with animated fetch-decode-execute diagrams, a decoded instruction loop, a code cache with dispatcher blocks and a modern x86 core pipeline.
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Some cool things about emulators. Completely generated with Opus 5.5! Testing audience attention span with some comp arch. Jit is legit
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