Holy crap this is awesome. I wish i had this capability for AVR programming.

Posted at 3:27 pm on Aug 29th, 2009 by ErikTed

the music is from the Matrix movie soundtrack.
like the context of it when he looks at the live memory dump :-)

Posted at 4:24 pm on Aug 29th, 2009 by axdus

The memory trace window someow reminds me of the function call overview in IDA pro. Unfortunately C64 is pretty dead, hope there wll be a similar tool for bochs

Posted at 4:36 pm on Aug 29th, 2009 by JustMe

@erikted- it is funny that you say that. I have been writing an avr emulator in the processing environment based on the atmega168. It has the exact same feature of being able to see all the memory visually at once while the emu is running.

Small world I guess. I’ll send a link to my project to hackaday when it is up on my new site.

Posted at 5:11 pm on Aug 29th, 2009 by nemo

i did this for a sega genesis emulator, its very useful for watching game states.

Posted at 5:47 pm on Aug 29th, 2009 by charliex2

Windows-only? closed source? how about you twits start posting hacks?

Posted at 6:27 pm on Aug 29th, 2009 by Yrb

Could it be possible to do something similar for Virtual Box, for example? It could be great to see that for a modern OS. Very interesting how it will work in a multitasking environment, for example :)

Posted at 1:03 am on Aug 30th, 2009 by hartman

Now this is a hack! Wow, I’m impressed by the polished result.

Posted at 10:40 am on Aug 30th, 2009 by pwrx

[quote]the music is from the Matrix movie soundtrack.[/quote]

The music is Wake Up by Rage Against The Machine. From their debut album, several years before the movie was made.

Posted at 11:05 am on Aug 30th, 2009 by Peter

It is available for download.

Posted at 7:03 am on Sep 1st, 2009 by mathfigure