"A recursive descent parser is used to generate all possible glyphs, which helps with evaluating expressions in encodings (e.g. SET b,(IX+o) takes a bit and a displacement, encoded as expression DD CB o C6+8*b). These encodings were then expanded to all possible values that operands can take, before finally associating 1 or more hexadecimal bytes to each disassembly glyph required to render an expanded instruction."

That's just evil! Great job!

Every day I'm amazed at what OpenType fonts can do on their own. Material Design icons font, fonts with built-in syntax highlighting and now this.

So evil, so evil! You discovered the programmability of fonts themselves!

cool work! but please use a video instead of a gif in the readme... it's so frustrating not being able to pause, go back, etc.