The customers do complain, but they only care about wafer yield and throughput. They will accept any dirty software hack or manual procedure to circumvent issues _now_.
I needed something similar, a reverse 'wake-on-lan' command that shuts down or reboots systems (but could be any kind of action), so I created a telegram bot that presents the list of commands over telegram chat app. I liked that I did not have to open any ports or serve http pages, the bot is really just a script that's long polling the telegram servers via https/json.
@mp85, I don't think your MIT license is compatible with AForge.NET's LGPL license. I'm not a lawyer, but I'm guessing your license should also become LGPL.
A version of this is Scaled Agile (SAFe) which somehow manages to combine the worst of both worlds. If you see your organization preparing to go SAFe, run!
@nineties, I'm curious why you included things like 'mul', 'divmod', 'and', 'or' in the initial instruction set? These can all be composed, so would make your initial ELF binary a bit smaller.
Starting any GUI app development on Windows is very frustrating right now.. Winforms (dead, ugly), WPF (nearly dead), UWP (deprecated), WinUI2 (deprecated), WinUI 3 (buggy, maybe in a year), .NET MAUI (also immature).