https://github.com/akkartik/mu#readme
OP is an old version of the Readme from a year ago. Here's the current page on SubX: https://github.com/akkartik/mu/blob/main/subx.md
My first thought was “can this lead to easier implementation of a higher level language” and it seems Mu is exactly that? What’s performance like?
* is there a list of instructions that are included?
* is it possible to target this x86 subset with some C compiler?
I haven't tried to implement C, but can't immediately think of a reason why not. Forks strongly encouraged; if you decide to try to implement one, I'd love to contribute.
Also - if you want a different title we can change it.
> Was that latter copying your content from somewhere?
It had occurred to me that it might be a Markdown editing service. Maybe somebody tried it out with just the closest Markdown they happened to have on hand?
However, looking closer at the Mu history, this seems like the closest version:
https://github.com/akkartik/mu/blob/61b8fe6b18c6314268ed24d7...
The prose isn't identical. I think somebody was rearranging the prose as they made sense of it. So more like notes, maybe? I'm very flattered <3
I'd be ok with either the original link or my link above for precision. And the title could also have a "(2019)".