>>>>> "Jelle" == Jelle de Jong <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:

> gforth looks interesting and I would like to know if I can build an
> embedded "system on chip system" with an ARM9 or ARM7 and create a
> firmware programmed in gforth for the device? I need to be able to
> control all the hardware, create interrupt routines and all the other
> stuff normally possible in embedded systems.

Well, I recently created a "Minimum ARM Cross Forth" compiler that runs
on top of GForth under GNU/Linux.  But really very bare bones.  No board
support package included ie you'll have to write your own system startup
code and terminal input/output routines (using the included RPN
assembler).  Minimum documentation in README.txt.

SVN sources here (GPLv3 licensed):

http://mosquito.dyndns.tv/freesvn/trunk/macroforth

cheers,

David
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