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Long ago I worked on Teletext transmission systems using FORTH and 6809 assembly language...Originally posted by zeitghostOh yes, I remember, it was after spending 10 months fixing obsolete MC6809 fruitmachine logic boards.
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Originally posted by TheFaQQer View PostThere are some things that sound nasty that are actually really quite nice.
Can you see where this is going??
Yes, I can see but I am still not going to do it....
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ThanksOriginally posted by zeitghostVery wise...
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Correct.Originally posted by zeitghostDidn't the 6809 have two stacks?
A user stack and a system stack.
It made it a very good processor for running FORTH, whose architectural model includes a parameter stack (== user stack) and a return stack (== processor/system stack).
Of course 16 bit processors came along, and that was the end of that
I implemented Forth on the 68000 (Atari ST) once... very easy with all those registers
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I can't be bothered with this working stuff.... and I can't mutitask either.....Bazza gets caught
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Not this one....Originally posted by zeitghostBut I thought you were a girlie, Barry, girlie's can multitask like there's no tomorrow...
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The stuff I need to do is impossible.Originally posted by cailin maith View PostI can't be bothered with this working stuff.... and I can't mutitask either.....
There is no way to do it. I'm not saying that I can't do it, I'm saying that it can't be done.
Unless I make a totally unreasonable assumption, which will pass testing but not work in the real-world.
Hmmmm
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Feck - I need to do some work!!Originally posted by TheFaQQer View PostCM is 26.16 and rising.Bazza gets caught
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