Lars Brinkhoff

Yes, I think floating-point, MMU, and similar coprocessors would be appropriate.

Thanks!

I agree with @vphantom. This would take away from the retro experience.

Also, various sounds for emitting `BEL`. - A physical bell. - The VT52 sounds special: https://soundcloud.com/drovak/vt52bel - IBM PC (8088 model). - etc

In a similar-ish vein, it would be possible to have the C backend make shared objects, which could then be loaded into Emacs 25.

@JeffBezanson Ping!

Ping.

@vkazanov, maybe this it outside the scope of your article, but perhaps it would be interesting to compare Emacs Lisp with Maclisp. As far as I can see, they are...

I don't think looking at Maclisp will help your understanding of the Emacs Lisp implementation.

Thanks, maybe I'll do that. Or look into adding an `{x}` which can turn on or off shadows for individual boxes.