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Jeff Sickel wrote:
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> On Feb 23, 2009, at 6:48 PM, ron minnich <rminnich@gmail.com> wrote:
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>> sure but what's the point? Couldn't you grab one of the forth
>> interpreters?
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> Forth on Plan 9? That would be great. Then I'd have a bit more
> leverage in getting a new PIC based board to talk with Plan 9.
> (brucee's recent 9p example's notwithstanding)
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> -jas
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Someone in freenode #forth said they'd just ported 4tH to Plan 9. I
don't log IRC, wish I'd payed more attention. Maybe they've shared it by
now. I don't doubt them, as 4tH's source comes with instructions on how
to build with no libs and only 2 syscalls (1 is 'printf' replacement).

sixforty