Permutations Test

After I've written about 4'000 lines of code of my AEC-to-WebAssembly compiler, I think I'm finally able to implement most of the program in AEC and only use JavaScript for helper functions. So, I'll try to write a program that prints all the permutations of the digits of a number, with most of the program written in AEC.
This is more-or-less a port of the permutations.aec from the x86 dialect of AEC to the WebAssembly dialect of AEC. The original permutations.aec is available in this ZIP archive (and you need to produce the binary to run yourself) and the binary file is available in this ZIP archive (but, if my computer is infected with malware, that ZIP archive will probably be as well).
This only works in very modern browsers. I'm not too interested in targeting archaic browsers here. This only works in Firefox 62 and newer or Chrome 69 and newer. After a few years (if not months), all JavaScript environments will become as capable as they are, rather than like Internet Explorer.
I've tweaked the WebAssembly a bit, and it should now be compatible with Firefox 52, so long as you go to about:config and set javascript.options.wasm to true. If you are using Windows XP, you are probably using Firefox 52.

Invoke AEC program!

AEC program output:

You can see the source code of the AEC program here. When you want to see a similar but more complicated example, see the n-Queens-Puzzle.

UPDATE on 22/04/2025: I've written a similar program in the PicoBlaze assembly language.

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