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Recently, I was amazed by a project I stumbled upon online — an emulator that successfully runs the Linux kernel, entirely written in Scratch code.
Scratch is a visual programming language development platform based on blocks, allowing programming to be completed visually through clicking and dragging.
The author claims to have written the RISC-V (rv32ima) instruction set in Scratch and then ran the Linux 6.1 kernel as an emulator. This emulator is built on the mini-rv32ima emulator implemented in pure C.
via https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/892602496
Below are screenshots of the project’s operation:
Related links: https://github.com/cnlohr/mini-rv32ima
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