is an x86-64 interpreter for POSIX platforms that's written in ANSI C11 that's compatible with C++ compilers. Instruction decoding is done using our trimmed-down version of Intel's disassembler Xed. github 
The prime directive of this project is to act as a Virtual Machine for userspace binaries compiled by Cosmopolitan Libc. However we've also had success virtualizing programs compiled with Glibc and Musl Libc, such as GCC and Qemu. Blink supports 500+ instructions and 150+ Linux syscalls, including fork() and clone(). Linux system calls may only be used by long mode programs via the SYSCALL instruction, as it is written in the System V ABI.