A weird bug in the preprocessor of PicoBlaze Simulator in JavaScript

[FlatAssembler]

So, we are done here?

Well, I was planning to learn some PHP and make a back-end to my PicoBlaze Simulator so that the users can share their own PicoBlaze programs. However, I am again having mental health issues, so I likely won't be able to do that any time soon.

[BrianSoddingBoru4]

So, we are done here?

Well, I was planning to learn some PHP and make a back-end to my PicoBlaze Simulator so that the users can share their own PicoBlaze programs. However, I am again still having mental health issues, so I likely won't be able to do that any time soon.

Fixed that for you.

Boru

[FlatAssembler]

Well, I was planning to learn some PHP and make a back-end to my PicoBlaze Simulator so that the users can share their own PicoBlaze programs. However, I am again still having mental health issues, so I likely won't be able to do that any time soon.

Fixed that for you.

Boru

I mean I am having panic attacks four times in the last five days, which didn't happen to me for over a year.

[FlatAssembler]

A few days ago, I noticed a very serious bug in the preprocessor of my PicoBlaze assembler. Namely, if the user misspells a preprocessor directive (e.g. `costant` instead of `constant`) inside a `while` loop or an `if` branching, the preprocessor would fail silently. So, I made

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[BrianSoddingBoru4]

A few days ago, I noticed a very serious bug in the preprocessor of my PicoBlaze assembler. Namely, if the user misspells a preprocessor directive (e.g. `costant` instead of `constant`) inside a `while` loop or an `if` branching, the preprocessor would fail silently. So, I made

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Several large universities have devices called 'scanning tunneling microscopes (SCMs). Based on the principle of quantum tunneling, these devices are able to distinguish objects smaller than 0.1 nanometres, with a resolution approaching 0.01 nanometres. As a result, they can routinely image - and even manipulate - individual atoms.

And yet, even in the hands of an experienced operator working under ideal conditions, they would be unable to detect my level of interest in your piddly-arsed PicoBlaze assembler problems.

Boru

[Ravenshire]

A few days ago, I noticed a very serious bug in the preprocessor of my PicoBlaze assembler. Namely, if the user misspells a preprocessor directive (e.g. `costant` instead of `constant`) inside a `while` loop or an `if` branching, the preprocessor would fail silently. So, I made

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I am amazed that you continue to labor under the delusion that anyone here has even the tiniest of fucks to give about any of your mindless yammering.

[FlatAssembler]

A few days ago, I noticed a very serious bug in the preprocessor of my PicoBlaze assembler. Namely, if the user misspells a preprocessor directive (e.g. `costant` instead of `constant`) inside a `while` loop or an `if` branching, the preprocessor would fail silently. So, I made

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Link removed. Advertising.

Several large universities have devices called 'scanning tunneling microscopes (SCMs). Based on the principle of quantum tunneling, these devices are able to distinguish objects smaller than 0.1 nanometres, with a resolution approaching 0.01 nanometres. As a result, they can routinely image - and even manipulate - individual atoms.

And yet, even in the hands of an experienced operator working under ideal conditions, they would be unable to detect my level of interest in your piddly-arsed PicoBlaze assembler problems.

Boru

You need to understand that, unfortunately, my PicoBlaze assembler and emulator is not the only PicoBlaze assembler and emulator in active development. Unless I constantly update it and link to it on various websites, when somebody types "PicoBlaze Simulator" into the search engine (Google, Bing...), some other PicoBlaze assembler and emulator is going to come up first.

[arewethereyet]

So you put links to your buggy program on here to hopefully get clicks? Sounds a bit like advertising to me...which is against the rules. We aren't your SEO.

[BrianSoddingBoru4]

Several large universities have devices called 'scanning tunneling microscopes (SCMs). Based on the principle of quantum tunneling, these devices are able to distinguish objects smaller than 0.1 nanometres, with a resolution approaching 0.01 nanometres. As a result, they can routinely image - and even manipulate - individual atoms.

And yet, even in the hands of an experienced operator working under ideal conditions, they would be unable to detect my level of interest in your piddly-arsed PicoBlaze assembler problems.

Boru

You need to understand that, unfortunately, my PicoBlaze assembler and emulator is not the only PicoBlaze assembler and emulator in active development. Unless I constantly update it and link to it on various websites, when somebody types "PicoBlaze Simulator" into the search engine (Google, Bing...), some other PicoBlaze assembler and emulator is going to come up first.

You need to understand that advertising is not permitted on this forum.

Boru

Edit: yeah, what awty said.

[FlatAssembler]

So you put links to your buggy program on here to hopefully get clicks? Sounds a bit like advertising to me...which is against the rules. We aren't your SEO.

Well, it is certainly getting less buggy over time.