RE : Re: SwiftForth 3.0.2

From: Mr Embedded <m_embed_at_yahoo.fr>
Date: Sun, 10 Sep 2006 17:48:25 +0200 (CEST)

It depends what you are using it for.
Try this with your C# .NET Studio: Write a fully functional interactive cross-compiler and kernel to support development on a common microcontroller (here in Europe we like the ARM, but you can use a ColdFire if you wish :-). You have the following constraints:

1) Your kernel must fit in under 10K
2) You have three weeks

I can do this easily using SwiftForth (well, maybe four weeks). I think maybe not so easily in that other environment. Get busy and let us know how it goes !

-JM

Robert Dickow <dickow_at_uidaho.edu> a �crit :
Hmmm. SwiftForth 3. I've simply become so rotten spoiled doing C#
programming in the .NET environment and VisualStudio, I might need some
coaxing to get the upgrade to 3.0. Anybody?

Bob Dickow

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