Re: [colorforth] convergence

["John R. Strohm" <strohm@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Randy "New Micros" Dumse's first FORTH chip was a custom mask 65something.  I
want to say it was known as the Rockwell R565F11, but I'm not absolutely
certain.  A buddy of mine bought one in 1983 (if memory serves me) and had a lot
of fun with it.  Somewhere, I have one of Randy's F68HC11 boards, that I've had
since about 1990 or so.

----- Original Message -----
From: "Eric Laforest" <ecl@xxxxxxxxxxx>
To: <colorforth@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Friday, March 05, 2004 8:58 PM
Subject: [colorforth] convergence


> On Fri, Mar 05, 2004 at 09:22:22PM -0500, Adam Marquis thus spake:
> > Eric Laforest's "Project", SamuelFalvo Forth Box, my own and anyone's ideal
> > seems to converge, dont you think?
> > Here something is happening. stay tuned.
>
> I should add a recent note about it: having the RAM onboard may well not be
> worth the cost in complexity and FPGA size and power consumption.
>
> Also, I'm almost done (hopefully) a Machine Forth-like setup for the 6502.
> 99 primitives written, a few more to go, then I get onto the Outer Interpreter
> which I think can be made to recap ColorForth.
> (There are so many primitives since I kept the cell size at one byte, so
> most words have another version (differently named) for double-cell numbers.)
>
> http://pet.dhs.org/~ecl/log/200312/2003_12_18-Corrections.html
>
> --
> Eric LaForest
> http://pet.dhs.org/~ecl/
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