Emu86 Kernel
The Emu86 kernel emulates Intel assembly language in Jupyter notebooks.
Installation Instructions in Terminal
pip install emu86python -m kernels.intel.install
Using Emu86 Kernel in Jupyter Notebook
- Type
jupyter notebookin terminal - After jupyter notebook launches in browser, click the
Newdropdown on the upper right and then click onIntel
More Information About Emu86 Kernel
Update to Latest Version in Terminal (if you already have Emu86 Kernel Installed)
pip install emu86==LATEST_VERSION_NUMBER- Find the latest version here
- eg: if latest version number is 0.0.2:
pip install emu86==0.0.2
Uninstallation Instruction in Terminal
python -m kernels.intel.uninstall
ASM_Comment_Shortcut
An extension that adds a keyboard shortcut to comment/uncomment Emu86 Kernel code in Jupyter Notebook.
Release files for emu86 0.1.0
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Release files / emu86-0.1.0.tar.gz
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