CoreVisualizer
This tool is intended to proesent an active visual representation of the execution of a virtual CPU. It's something of a take on valgrind; it emulates a CPU core reading opcodes and does the syscalls and linking and all that itself instead of creating a full system environment like a true emulator would. The idea is that it's an abstration atop what a CPU is really doing, allowing you to see what a given flow of ASM code is doing in a visual representation of its effect, rather than worrying about nitty details of things like paging tables and stack frames and so forth that don't matter to 99% of coders.
Hopefully I'll eventually provide i386, x86_64, armv7, and arm64 "cores".
Obviously this is a work in progress; it doesn't do much yet.
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