Writing a X86 JIT - Initial Experiments

🔍 Join me as I take a leisurely stroll through the world of dynamically created machine code, setting the stage for a upcoming videos on implementing a JIT in my Brainfuck interpreter. 🛠️
In this laid-back video, you'll see me experiment, read documentation, and troubleshoot as I familiarize myself with executing dynamically generated machine code. While the pace may be slow and the content more technical, it's all part of the process leading up to the exciting developments in the next video series. 🚶‍♂️💭
Stay tuned for the upcoming videos where we delve deeper into the implementation of a JIT for the Brainfuck interpreter, building on the groundwork laid in this preliminary exploration. 🌟
Whether you're a seasoned developer looking for a behind-the-scenes peek or a curious beginner interested in the development process, this video offers a glimpse into the early stages of interpreter development. 🌌
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