positively-charged / acsvm

Virtual machine that executes ACS bytecode

acsvm is a virtual machine that executes ACS bytecode.

acsvm is not really useful for practical applications. For one, the virtual machine does not implement every instruction of the ACS bytecode at this time. Secondly, ACS doesn't have many useful functions that can be used outside of a Doom-like engine. The virtual machine can be made to support useful functions—but at that point, you might as well just use a production-grade programming language instead.

acsvm might be useful for testing of tools that deal with ACS bytecode, such as ACS compilers and decompilers.