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With the inspiration from your work, i changed my forth nucleus. It is now down to 81 bytes for 16 bit with bios support for input; for 32 bit linux it is down to 101 bytes. Kind regards, |
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Dear Koichi NAKAMURA,
that is an impressive work towards a minimal forth. I will study your bootstrapping code and the binary code. Probably, I will copy some ideas for my project [1] which has 0w4tf, i.e. zero words and four execution tokens forth, as its core. The 8086 code takes 169 bytes, the i386-linux code 200 bytes. Maybe, you can copy some ideas from there, i.e. the default word, the initial stack, the early assembler/code words.
I would appreciate, if we support each other. E.g. with ideas.
[1] https://codeberg.org/StefanK/MinimalBinaryBoot
Kind regards,
Stefan K.
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