emulates a CPU using a 4 bit binary system loaded with 32,768 bytes of memory (or just 32 KB). Now the problem with 4 bits is that you can't access any slots in the RAM beyond like 256 bytes LOL. This practically isn't an emulator as its not emulating any particular CPU... the minecpu.. :O To be honest, I might've done it wrong as I'm still super confused on CPU emulation and whatnot but yeah. Takes your numbers, puts the instructions of what to do with each one into the RAM, then activates the CPU that reads said instructions in the RAM and outputs into the split list. Runs surprisingly quickly, guess it's because it only has 32 KB of RAM.
Press space. Or press 'E' for 200 KB of RAM instead of just 32. I would've put more but Scratch's list limit is 200,000 :(
