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I've used FPGAs before (also ages ago). I guess I could create a simple chip on an FPGA and run a Forth on that, but I was thinking something more physical.
by 7thaccount 5y ago
I've used FPGAs before (also ages ago). I guess I could create a simple chip on an FPGA and run a Forth on that, but I was thinking something more physical.
- d_tr 5y agoBut would you not need to use an FPGA anyway for experimentation and prototyping? If you want something more physical, fast and small you need a spot at an actual fab. There is no other alternative. You might also want to take a look at the "Minimal Fab" technology. I found out about it a year or so ago and it looked really interesting!
- 7thaccount 5y agoThank you!