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I made a new auto-separated x86 ISA reference page: namazso.github.io/x86/ Source for generator coming soon™️, I just want to get CI working. Also, it has dark mode

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Oooo that's awesome! And a dumb question from someone with not too much x86 experience: how does this compare to felixcloutier.com/x86/? (which seems to be down right now lmao, but that's what I've used in the past) Dark mode is a really nice addition btw! :)

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That one parses much more than I do, but suffers from some mis-parses and being slightly outdated which annoyed me in the past. And no dark mode. Otherwise the point of the two projects is pretty much the same.

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Parses more as in making / attempting to make it into HTML rather than shoving the content in verbatim as SVG. I only try to de-paginate a bit and that's all, no attempt is made at making sense of the contents.

6:21 PM · Feb 28, 2022