I plan to embed a software emulator for extracting
resource information for things like BIOS memory map
and SVGA modes, to then derive code and implement
them dynamically as drivers that are fully native to the
current machine.

It will have console command that can be executed as
functions for each blob or snippet to emulate before
loading them from disk.

I want to be able to interpret binaries, and also my RealC
language, which is a mix of very low level C dialect with Intel
or AT&T syntax assembly, and much later, interpret C,
C++, Pascal, Delphi, etc., as if it was JavaScript for making
programming under the system as simple as webpages.

At minimum the emulator must be capable of emulating from
different entry point types (function call or instruction,
map anywhere in software without involving paging,
running binaries and running RealC source), and always
producing machine resource information logs to disk.