Mecrisp-stellaris

Jul 20, 2023

Native code Forth system for ARM

Mecrisp Stellaris is an implementation of a standalone native code Forth for ARM. It fits into 16 kb of flash and runs with at least 1 kb of RAM. You can choose to compile to flash or to RAM, and it generates native code with folding, inlining of short words and it opcodes common instructions. Note that it doesn’t need to save any pointers, so it compiles directly into flash memory without the need for erase cycles. Although it is in spirit of ANS, there are a few differences Be careful!



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