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No, I'm not a forth expert btw. I find forth interesting and wanted to write something to run on the PDP-10 but I've yet to write some non-trivial forth code.
by aap_ 11y ago
No, I'm not a forth expert btw. I find forth interesting and wanted to write something to run on the PDP-10 but I've yet to write some non-trivial forth code.
- DonHopkins 11y agoYour direct threading approach sounds like a good technique for the PDP-10. The NOVIX chip is way different that what you're doing, since it has its own instruction set and a pretty fancy compiler. The set of FORTH words it chooses as its instruction set is a good example of a minimal FORTH kernel.
- kragen 11y agoDon, what do you think about the eForth Model and the F18 instruction sets? I've been thinking a lot lately about minimal practical instruction sets. I'll check out the NOVIX, which I had of course heard of but never dug into — thanks for the recommendation!
- DonHopkins 11y agoThat's new to me, so I'll check it out -- this site looks informative: http://blogs.msdn.com/b/ashleyf/archive/2013/10/13/programming-the-f18.aspx http://blogs.msdn.com/b/ashleyf/archive/2013/10/13/programmi...