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[MadMunky]

Hi Bit,

Im sure if a full emulator can run in JS we should be fine to work with that. The issue i have with doing this while it is excellent that we can understand the source and can have a faultless port of the original we also limit ourselves to the restraints of the original.

Either way I think it would be a good thing to have and happy to help if I can but with my complete lack of Atari/Amiga knowledge im not sure how much help I can provide.

I think if we look at the source for the emulators I posted above and with your knowledge/port/code we should be able to knock something up

[Hungry Horace]

I think with what bit is doing you wont need "real" emulation code Tbh... You are better off avoiding the extra overhead too

Any limits in the original can easily be programmed out! (As I am doing even on the Amiga !)

[MadMunky]

From what bit showed me before I believe his code is more of a wrapper for the disassembled code with some emulation functions and custom output for the gfx/sound etc...

Either way I'm sure we can get something together

[Bit]

Hmmm, that with the limits is such a thing.
You almost feel how it did hurt them to extend npc-things in the extended levels version, ... not talking about graphics!
It's a big challenge to sort this out.
From a certain point you have to leave assembler to further develop it. But each step in a decompiling process hides new dangers - ... and then the typos...