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Pin-based emulation (research) #31
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Experiment with "pin-based emulation". In such emulation the connectivity between components mimics physicial connections of electronic components and interaction happens via pins/ports. With such type of emulation it should be possible to design custom machines easily, and avoid programming model where one component "owns" another. See whether such approach is feasible and performant enough.
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