Re: Bootstrapping ANSI CL
- From: Ari Johnson <iamtheari@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 15 Jun 2007 13:13:45 -0400
C Y <smustudent1@xxxxxxxxx> writes:
On Jun 14, 8:07 pm, JK <jk.use...@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
You can hand-compile the interpreter and some I/O primitives,
and you're off to the races. My own iteration of this
process is available at the URL in my sig; although it's
strictly a toy, it does boot on an Intel PC and provide
a functioning Forth interpreter and bytecode compiler.
Cool :-). Out of curosity, could it also be booted from a CDROM? (I
don't have much in the way of Floppy drives any more.)
You could probably use a simulator, such as Qemu or Bochs, to play
with it.
.
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