wonder about building upon this barebones #Scheme in #Forth to make it into #KernelLang or a more useful Scheme:
https://git.hackers.town/theruran/Scheme-in-Forth
https://git.hackers.town/theruran/Scheme-in-Forth
Scheme-in-Forth
A Scheme LISP interpreter that can be run with Gforth, by Mark Probstgit.hackers.town
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in reply to Your friendly 'net denizen • • •just kinda daydreaming... but I like the clarity of that
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! wish we can break the dependence on CVertigo #$FF
in reply to theruran ππ΄ • • •Of course, I haven't yet written said Forth yet (that's still in progress), but Shoehorn itself allowed me to write a simple, graphical demo on an emulator in a matter of a day, in time for an SVFIG presentation.
I retargetted Shoehorn to 64-bit RISC-V in about an hour. Untested, but it should mostly work fine as-is.
It's not the easiest thing in the world to use, but once you get your head around it, you should find that it is extremely productive.
~vertigo/k1emu: demos/heart.disk0/ - sourcehut git
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