On 4/19/2023 7:46 PM, Adriaan van Os via fpc-pascal wrote:
Ralf Quint via fpc-pascal wrote:
What does Oberon and Forth have to do with the FreePascal compiler? 😕
1. Niklaus Wirth
2. Strong resemblance between Oberon and Pascal
3. An early version of his book Compiler Construction used Pascal
Adriaan van Os via fpc-pascal schrieb am
Do., 20. Apr. 2023, 04:46:
> Ralf Quint via fpc-pascal wrote:
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> > What does Oberon and Forth have to do with the FreePascal compiler? 😕
>
> 1. Niklaus Wirth
> 2. Strong resemblance between Oberon and Pascal
> 3. An early version of his book Compiler Cons
Ralf Quint via fpc-pascal wrote:
What does Oberon and Forth have to do with the FreePascal compiler? 😕
1. Niklaus Wirth
2. Strong resemblance between Oberon and Pascal
3. An early version of his book Compiler Construction used Pascal rather than
Oberon
There is no relation with Forth, bur I
On 2023-04-20 00:34, Ralf Quint via fpc-pascal wrote:
On 4/19/2023 1:06 AM, Markus Greim via fpc-pascal wrote:
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A native Oberon0 to Propeller ASM compiler would be fine, but maybe
it would be easier to write first an Oberon0 to PropForth compiler.
What does Oberon and Forth have to do w
On 4/19/2023 1:06 AM, Markus Greim via fpc-pascal wrote:
You are right there are in between many compilers for the Propeller 2
around.
My idea would be a to have an Oberon system on the Propeller itself.
Developing on the target itself is unbeatable clever.
Is started 35 Years ago with the 8051-
You are right there are in between many compilers for the Propeller 2 around.
My idea would be a to have an Oberon system on the Propeller itself.
Developing on the target itself is unbeatable clever.
Is started 35 Years ago with the 8051-AH Basic processor and later on similar
systems.
The
Gcc has already been ported to the propeller II, (and it runs on the
original propeller too), so porting other languages should be
"relatively" easy. I've not made the attempt to port anything yet
though, mostly because I've been out of the propeller world for a couple
years, and now that the
Hi Adriaan,
whats about a Oberon-0 compiler compiling to Forth?
And then Forth to MacOSX? (RetroForth, Swift or whatever)
That may sound silly, but such a Compiler would help a lot to port Obern to
other platforms resp Microcontrollers etc.
For example to the Propeller II
Kind Regards
Any suggestions for running simple Oberon-0 programs on the MacOSX command-line ? EIther by
emulating its RISC processor or by changing the Oberon-0 compiler ? I prefer not to load the
entire Oberon system (for which there do exist emulators).
To answer my own question maybe the simplest
Any suggestions for running simple Oberon-0 programs on the MacOSX command-line ? EIther by
emulating its RISC processor or by changing the Oberon-0 compiler ? I prefer not to load the
entire Oberon system (for which there do exist emulators).
Regards,
Adriaan van Os
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