[post-jam]: here's a rough demo of rendering the control flow constructs in the executed assembly code. it's very broken and very complicated right now, but it's good enough for a demo screenshot and for me to finally call the jam project done :P &asm-trace

[post-jam]: rewrote the control flow analyzer. each structure now has a unique header (a basic block) that dominates everything inside the structure, which turned out to be a useful invariant. &asm-trace

days 4-6.83: identifying control flow constructs was way, way, way harder than expected. i'm finally getting somewhere with the analysis. but i'm not even close to using this data to improve the &asm-trace interface.

day 2/3: call folding. &asm-trace

day 1: drawing the instruction stream with the written register values. the rest of my time today was spent coming up with ideas for making it more understandable and figuring out which ones would fit in the time frame of the jam. i'd really like to infer types (incl structs), but that seems like a massive rabbit hole. so for now, i'm gonna focus on "adding function calls". &asm-trace