Add basic disassembly view #5
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… created Currently, the window does not automatically update if the pc changes.
…highlighting It's not wasm highlighting, but it does work reasonably well.
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This PR adds a basic disassembly view by invoking
wasm-objdump -don the command line.Currently, the window highlights the current instruction but does not automatically update if the pc changes.The window also highlights the current line by registering a listener on the current program state in the debugger.
Currently, x86 assembler syntax highlighting is used. This works, but is of course not perfect. We can improve this later by adding a custom highlighter for the disassembly, which shouldn't be too hard (docs).
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Video in action:
Screen.Recording.2025-07-12.at.14.02.23.mov