... comp.lang.forth FAQs:http://www.complang.tuwien.ac.at/forth/faq/toc.html New standard:http://www.forth200x.org/forth200x.html EuroForth 2008:http://www.euroforth.org/ef08.html don't worry... seaforth needs gforth snapshot 0.6.9 that is available as tgz (no deb for now)... If you have a linux machine with gcc developement tools that is ok what I mean, is that you can't ...

> - vfxforth is ok on eeepc, but simulator code is for the windows edition... No, it is not. I am using seaforth simulator on VfxLin under Fedora 8. Follow the Intellasys forum: http://www.intellasys.net/phpBB/viewtopic.php?f=9&t=42 Pavel Klinkovsky

Hi group ! what is the best solution tu run intellasys seaforth emulator on eeepc (xandros linux) ? allbeit intellasys provides 3 flavours of the simulator (gforth, swiftforth, vfx forth), neither of this 3 can be used : - gforth as to be cross-compiled (I don't want to install development tools on eeepc) and there is a mess with glibc ...(good luck) (but everything ok on a laptop/...

...Mar 9, 9:32 am, vandy...@gmail.com wrote: Hi, folks. I've created a mailing list at seaforth-cpu-subscr...@yahoogroups.com for discussion of the new intellaSys SEAforth CPU architecture. Now that intellaSys has made the simulator and a number of documents available, I thought it'd be good ...

Hi, folks. I've created a mailing list at seaforth-cpu-subscribe@yahoogroups.com for discussion of the new intellaSys SEAforth CPU architecture. Now that intellaSys has made the simulator and a number of documents available, I thought it'd be good to have a place to compare notes. Note that this list ...

Marcel Hendrix wrote: Albert van der Horst <albert@spenarnc.xs4all.nl> writes Re: Seaforth project: a sudoku solver [..] This is the outline: 1. arrange processors in an 9 by 9 pattern, plus 9 by the side. [..] It must be possible to solve a Sudoku in a couple of dozen states, say 100 nS. [..] As 90 x 100 ns is 9 microseconds, and given the fact that we ...

Jeff Fox wrote: People interested in the thread might enjoy the presentation by John Rible on sudoku and SeaForth from the SVFIG 2005 Forth Day. For anyone interested the video is available in various formats on the ..., but according to what John said on the video it was designed with the strengths and contraints of the SEAForth architecture in mind. Regards, John M. Drake

People interested in the thread might enjoy the presentation by John Rible on sudoku and SeaForth from the SVFIG 2005 Forth Day. For anyone interested the video is available in various formats on the UltraTechnology video page via Google video. I don't think John has done anything with it since then though. Best Wishes

Albert van der Horst <albert@spenarnc.xs4all.nl> writes Re: Seaforth project: a sudoku solver [..] This is the outline: 1. arrange processors in an 9 by 9 pattern, plus 9 by the side. [..] It must be possible to solve a Sudoku in a couple of dozen states, say 100 nS. [..] As 90 x 100 ns is 9 microseconds, and given the fact that we have Forth programs that solve a Sudoku in ...

I have been thinking some time about what would be a good problem to have solved by the SeaForth chip. I was thinking the other day about a sudoku solver using bitmaps. It looks like an interesting seaforth project, once people get bored with the more trivial exercises. This is the outline: 1. arange processors in an 9 by ...