It's a very different kind of simplicity and self-hosting. Vau uses rich features of a managed programming language in order to achieve lispiness. The true bea

It's a very different kind of simplicity and self-hosting. Vau uses rich features of a managed programming language in order to achieve lispiness. The true beauty of something like SectorForth is its mechanical empathy. It relies only on the machine code of the system, and while it has quirks and shortcomings to fit in 512 bytes, it has everything you would need to bootstrap into a fully-productive Forth. Of course, if Oscar Toledo feels inclined to step in and furnish a 512 byte extensible Lisp that runs on an 8080, I won't be upset.