Forth for ESP8266EX

[niclash]

For those who likes the ESP8266EX and Forth in tiny spaces, check out forthright that is still in development.

For completeness; I noticed that punyforth also started working on an implementation a few days ago.

[larsbrinkhoff]

I could have sworn I saw another Forth for the ESP8266 a few month ago or so. I remember looking up the device, and the oddball CPU with 24-bit instructions.

But I can't seem to find that now.

[niclash]

Except for SwapForth, I saw a port of YAFFA to ESP8266.
Yes, indeed a very "interesting" instruction set.

Although not as cool as GreenArray's three 5bits instructions and one 3bits
instruction packed into one 18bit word. ;-)

Cheers
Niclas
On Mar 24, 2016 14:56, "Lars Brinkhoff" notifications@github.com wrote:

I could have sworn I saw another Forth for the ESP8266 a few month ago or
so. I remember looking up the device, and the oddball CPU with 24-bit
instructions.

But I can't seem to find that now.

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[zeroflag]

Thanks for mentioning punyforth. I'm working on it right now, it is still incomplete but it runs on the esp8266 fine. I was able to borrow some ideas from forthright that made the porting fairly quick (it took a few days). My main focus with this project is to develop an understanding about forth, and use it for some hobby home automation project.

[larsbrinkhoff]

And now this from @craiglindley:
https://github.com/CraigLindley/ESP8266Forth

[niclash]

That one I saw before, the Yaffa port. implemented in C.

Niclas
On Mar 29, 2016 14:38, "Lars Brinkhoff" notifications@github.com wrote:

And now this from @craiglindley https://github.com/CraigLindley:
https://github.com/CraigLindley/ESP8266Forth

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[mitra42]

And webforth runs on ESP8266 - https://github.com/mitra42/webforth - still under development, but its one of the key platforms I plan on keeping supported.