The emulator can be used on https://norbertkehrer.github.io/mailuefterl/mailuefterl.html, information on the Mailüfterl computer can be found on https://norbertkehrer.github.io/mailuefterl.html
See the blog entries "Floating Point Library for the Mailuefterl Computer and More Original Mailuefterl Programs
Thursday, August 31, 2017" and
"Mailuefterl Emulator in JavaScript
Monday, July 10, 2017" on https://norbertkehrer.github.io/
"In the PDP series DEC
launched machines like the PDP-10, on which the C programming language
and the first adventure game were developed, or the extremly successful
PDP-11, on which the first Unix was written." on https://norbertkehrer.github.io/pdp8.html is wrong, report it. C was created on the pdp-11.
This section of the site offers RF engineers quick access to popular calculators and design aids. They are useful at design time and for training purposes, both of which stimulated their development and use over the years. Each tool is written in Javascript and the user can view the page source should they wish to examine the implementation.
I have tried to include references to the various books/papers that I have used in the development of each tool and although I have used them all at various times and believe them to be accurate, please use due diligence and further simulate where necessary.
Most of the tools come with sample values pre-entered into each input box to offer a degree of help. I apologise if this bothers you, but from the feedback I receive, it is generally preferred.
Please be sure to have read the "terms of use". The link is available at the bottom of every page.
I have read quite a bit about Go, but apparently not saved any bookmarks. https://pkg.go.dev/math/big@go1.22.0#Int has functions useful for the 256-bit benchmark.
Includes an on-line "REPL".