PicoBlaze Simulator in JavaScript

As a part of a school project, I've been developing my PicoBlaze Simulator in JavaScript. What do you think about it? How can I make it better in a way that isn't too difficult to program?

Quote from: Nakvasin83 on November 09, 2020, 07:20:29 AM

Hi, how does AutoTrade picks its trades?

Does it pick the most profitable one from a list it scanned trades?

Does it pick up the first trade it finds?

Does it pick the trade with the biggest volume?

...

What does that have to do with anything?

By the way, the page you linked to isn't working, I get Error 403.

Don't you know a spambot when you see one?

The Bible says a lot of things.

I believe that the Bible is a source of spiritual truth, not scientific truth.

Quote from: FlatAssembler on November 09, 2020, 08:11:44 AM

Quote from: Nakvasin83 on November 09, 2020, 07:20:29 AM

Hi, how does AutoTrade picks its trades?

Does it pick the most profitable one from a list it scanned trades?

Does it pick up the first trade it finds?

Does it pick the trade with the biggest volume?

...

What does that have to do with anything?

By the way, the page you linked to isn't working, I get Error 403.

Don't you know a spambot when you see one?

If it is a spambot, how did it pass the CAPTCHA?

Quote from: markjo on November 09, 2020, 08:57:48 AM

Quote from: FlatAssembler on November 09, 2020, 08:11:44 AM

Quote from: Nakvasin83 on November 09, 2020, 07:20:29 AM

Hi, how does AutoTrade picks its trades?

Does it pick the most profitable one from a list it scanned trades?

Does it pick up the first trade it finds?

Does it pick the trade with the biggest volume?

...

What does that have to do with anything?

By the way, the page you linked to isn't working, I get Error 403.

Don't you know a spambot when you see one?

If it is a spambot, how did it pass the CAPTCHA?

How can you claim to be a developer and you let something as obvious as that fool you? In fact, the very question you asked in this post that I'm replying to is also a weird thing for a developer to ask. AND YOU CLICKED THE LINK?

I believe that the Bible is a source of spiritual truth, not scientific truth.

I am quite sure it's not a source of spiritual truth either. Ask yourself, if Jesus was alive in the 20th century, wouldn't he support Communism? I think he would. In the Bible, he despised private property (he said poppies and birds live a lot better than humans because they don't care about private property), he said that taxation was ethical (that coins with emperor's image rightfully belong to the emperor), that rich will naturally become richer and poor poorer and that violent rebellion was a solution to the world's problems. Doesn't that sound like preaching Communism in the language of the 1st century?

Quote from: FlatAssembler on November 10, 2020, 10:31:38 AM

Quote from: markjo on November 09, 2020, 08:57:48 AM

Quote from: FlatAssembler on November 09, 2020, 08:11:44 AM

Quote from: Nakvasin83 on November 09, 2020, 07:20:29 AM

Hi, how does AutoTrade picks its trades?

Does it pick the most profitable one from a list it scanned trades?

Does it pick up the first trade it finds?

Does it pick the trade with the biggest volume?

...

What does that have to do with anything?

By the way, the page you linked to isn't working, I get Error 403.

Don't you know a spambot when you see one?

If it is a spambot, how did it pass the CAPTCHA?

How can you claim to be a developer and you let something as obvious as that fool you? In fact, the very question you asked in this post that I'm replying to is also a weird thing for a developer to ask. AND YOU CLICKED THE LINK?

Well, whether I am a developer depends on what you mean by developer. I am not making money by programming (though I hope to be soon), but I do write pieces of software. "FlatAssembler" here and "FlatAssembler" on GitHub are the same person, here is a link to a thread about my programming language on this forum on GitHub. Why is my question weird. I myself often have trouble passing the CAPTCHAs that this website poses to me, and I am having trouble believing a bot can do that. What's wrong with clicking the link in a modern browser?

A developer is one that develops software, which you claim to do. CAPTCHAs are solved by AI all the time. There are services dedicated to it, check your googlemachine. Recognizing spam bots like the one you replied to after clicking the link it fed you is something a developer should be able to do more proficiently than someone who just goes on the internet to post memes. And clicking their links is the pinnacle of irresponsible end user behavior.

I wonder, if it had linked to a Domino's Pizza coupon, would you have given it your personal information?