Addressing issue #1: "request gh-pages branch"#4
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This was more me learning Andrea's code than just adding missing documentation. Her design is cool, and I love the whole 6502-to-JS-translation thing. But if I'm going to use this in my project, then I need to understand how it works. I think next, I would like to add comments to the code.
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Hi, I was looking for a 6502 library for JS and found your project. I love your JIT idea, btw. But as a library... yeah, I kind of had to poke around to figure out how it all worked. I've added some explanations of how stuff works, and I'm thinking of adding some other stuff... but first I figured I'd see if you were into handling pull requests and all that. I've been coding for well over a decade but I'm kind of a noob on the whole collaborative Git scene. I know how it is to not have time to maintain stuff (my time is not great either), so feel free to ignore this or whatever... but IMO you have the makings of a super-cool and really useful tool here, and I'd like to help. :-)