Re: Tiny OS based on byte-code interpreter


Dont study the op codes of the target , simply

port it using your tiny ....byte coded ...

yadda yadda ...


Can you explain exactly how you port

software without dealing with the target

op codes !

Im retiring to Mexico , with lots of ARM hardware .

Ill be giving out a tiny op sys for ARM .

Optimized Forth primatives , in the Thumb

ISA . Hardware interfaces will be in the boot

loader , so you can start improving those Primatives

as you like , without a full Keyboard nor large LCD .

No ASCII , no English , its all G.U.I. , so no need

to "learn" anything like Programming languages

nor Text codes . Everything is ICONs , Images ,

and Europeans Traffic signs .

No files , no folders , the tiny Op Sys manages

all objects , even at the lowest levels .

Normally Forth defines Words , but since there is

no ASCII , you create images and icons for all

Dictionary entries . BUILDS/DOES is a single

arrow to a box , ICON

Its simpler , it has no manuals .


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On Aug 9, 2:01 pm, Dmitry Ponyatov <fo...@xxxxx> wrote:
I have dummy idea -- make tiny OS based on byte-code interpreter in C(+
+) and FORTH target compiler as main development tool. This gives
power of porting OS in 1-2 hour for any computer/OS and gives
protected environment for programs. And we can run programs on
networks build upon different computers and devices like PCs, PDAs and
mobile phones connected via bluetooth, ethernet etc.


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