Linked to my new x86 AEC program, nQueensPuzzle.aec

nQueensPuzzle/nQueensPuzzle.html

@@ -59,7 +59,18 @@ <h1>N-Queens Puzzle</h1>
     <a href="nQueensPuzzle.aec.html">here</a>. It may be a little hard to
     understand. If that's the case, try first understanding the
     <a href="permutationsTest.html">Permutations Test</a>, as it uses the same
-    algorithm to solve a simpler problem.
+    algorithm to solve a simpler problem.<br /><br />
+    UPDATE on 19/02/2024: I've ported this program to the x86 dialect of AEC.
+    The source code is available in this <a href="Duktape.zip">ZIP archive</a>,
+    in the file <code>nQueensPuzzle.aec</code>. Or, in case you want to risk
+    getting a virus from my computer, you can download this
+    <a
+      href="https://github.com/FlatAssembler/ArithmeticExpressionCompiler/raw/master/ArithmeticExpressionCompiler.zip"
+      >ZIP archive</a
+    >
+    which contains both the source code and the Windows executable. The x86
+    dialect of AEC doesn't support functions and it doesn't support structures.
+    I hope you can appreciate how they make the code easier to understand.
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