The MOS 6502 also has quite easy to emulate opcodes. Hence why it is perhaps unsurprising to find one even embedded in an audio library as in the article here.
When I had to write some 6502 code for a lab class in college I didn't like the debugging options in most of the emulators I found and did write my own mini-emulator in JS (or maybe it was PHP; it has been a while) to debug some of the specific parts of code I was working on in that lab class.
When I had to write some 6502 code for a lab class in college I didn't like the debugging options in most of the emulators I found and did write my own mini-emulator in JS (or maybe it was PHP; it has been a while) to debug some of the specific parts of code I was working on in that lab class.