Why Arduino users so agressive?

[Simon]

But how about Rust on Arduino?
 

tin the leads

[techman-001]

FORTH is a very low level stack based programming language yet at the same time a very high one. It's a bit of a weird one.

Examples here: https://learnxinyminutes.com/docs/forth/

A FORTH interpreter and compiler is so small it can run on the target rather than being cross compiled. Literally you can write your code on an AVR for example on the actual device with a serial terminal.

It is however immensely powerful and it's possible to do some cool tricks like sandboxed code.

How to make an Arduino good: http://amforth.sourceforge.net/TG/recipes/Arduino-HelloWorld.html  (there back on topic  )

Or for Forth on STM32 instead of X86 or AVR see my sig below.

Arduino users please don't get all aggressive now ....  there back on topic 

[bd139]

Excellent stuff

I used to get copies of TCJ back in the 90s. Brad Rodriquez ran a series on building FORTH interpreters from scratch. Learned a lot. Then got distracted by common lisp 

Articles here: https://www.bradrodriguez.com/papers/index.html

TCJ here: https://archive.org/details/the-computer-journal

TCJ was about the trailing edge of computing. Doing less with more. tggzzz would like it if he doesn't already know about it.

[SiliconWizard]

There you go... http://jakegoulding.com/blog/2016/01/02/rust-on-an-arduino-uno/
 

[rhodges]

Forth also runs on the STM8 family, and here is a sub-$2 thermostat board with 3 7-segments, 3 push buttons, a temperature probe, and a relay:
https://github.com/TG9541/stm8ef/wiki/Board-W1209

[techman-001]

Excellent stuff

I used to get copies of TCJ back in the 90s. Brad Rodriquez ran a series on building FORTH interpreters from scratch. Learned a lot. Then got distracted by common lisp 

Articles here: https://www.bradrodriguez.com/papers/index.html

TCJ here: https://archive.org/details/the-computer-journal

TCJ was about the trailing edge of computing. Doing less with more. tggzzz would like it if he doesn't already know about it.

What a blast from the past with TCJ 

The March/April 1995 edition centerfold is the Rockwell 65F11 which I worked with in 1987. It had Forth pre-loaded in internal ROM from the factory. That era was my heyday in embedded and incredible fun 

[GeorgeOfTheJungle]

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[techman-001]

Forth also runs on the STM8 family, and here is a sub-$2 thermostat board with 3 7-segments, 3 push buttons, a temperature probe, and a relay:
https://github.com/TG9541/stm8ef/wiki/Board-W1209

I like STM8, it's cheap, has lots of peripherals, is big endian and e4th Forth is very nice.

If I wasn't so invested in STM32 I'd probably be using STM8 myself.

[legacy]

is there any Forth rom for hc11? My handyboard was shipped preoloaded with two ROMs: BUFALO and IC (by MIT).

[techman-001]

is there any Forth rom for hc11? My handyboard was shipped preoloaded with two ROMs: BUFALO and IC (by MIT).

Sure!
The HC11 is one of my original all time favorite MCU's, I LOVE Motorola 6800 Assembly, it's as smooth as silk!

The HC11 was targeted by a few Forth writers way back, have a look at http://forth.org/library/eforth_SOC/eforth_SOC_source/eForth1/68eforth.zip

[Petrary]

Can you be more specific so that we can try to figure out things?