IMHO, nowadays, 8 (and 16) bit processors only make sense for very small
projects. Those are very hardware specific and thus using C here does
make sense.
OTOH, 32 bit processors have become very cheap and handy. For embedded
projects, IMHO, especially processors that are programmed as "ip-Cores"
in FPGAs are very interesting, so that porting the FP compiler could
make sense. I am considering to do this port for the NIOS CPU (that runs
in Altera FPGAs). I don't intend to start that project very soon, but if
someone is interested in starting the port, I of course will try to help.
-Michael
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