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From: John.Passaniti@f201.n260.z1.FIDONET.ORG (John Passaniti)
Newsgroups: comp.lang.forth
Subject: 8051 forth?
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Date: 16 Feb 91 06:31:00 GMT
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 > From: aw0g+@andrew.cmu.edu (Aaron Wohl)
 >
 > Did anyone ever find the sources to a forth for an
 > 8051?  I have seen 10 questions at least but no answers
 > on this newsgroup.
 > Aaron (aw0g+@andrew.cmu.edu, 76516,2677 cis)

     If it wouldn't be too much trouble, I'd appreciate 
whatever information you find on the subject.  I've recently 
joined a company that is using the 8051 in a project, and 
programming in assembly language isn't any fun.  I'd prefer 
to work with Forth, if possible.

     Ideally, this system would let me develop code on our 
IBM-pc's, cross-compile to the 8051, and then execute it 
there.

     Additionally, I would also appreciate any information 
people may have on Z-80 Forth interpreters.  Yeah, I know 
about figForth and the various public domain systems, but I 
need something that's supported.  I also need to develop on 
our IBM-pc's.

     I'd be happy to give more details if necessary. 
Basically, we use 8051 and Z-80's as controllers for 
stand-alone products.

     My address is (I assume) attached to this message 
somehow (I'm entering this from Fidonet node 1:260/201, and 
I'm not sure of the trivia behind my address).

     Additionally, people can contact me by voice with 
(716)/244-8496.

     Thanks in advance to anyone who can help.


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