Need more works on documentation

[jjyr]

Currently, the documentation is mixed with many old x86 contents, needs to be rewritten for RISC-V.

[albertvanderhorst]

For example. You must specify the operating system were you run qemu. You must refer to where qemu that is apparently necessary can be found. On second consideration I find this information in jonesforth.S. So you can just refer to that source in the .md file. But you must do it.

P.S. jonesforth is loosely based on ciforth (present on this github) which is based on good old fig-Forth.
If you borrow from ciforth you may end up with a fully documented system with comprehensive testing.
Its documentation for users is far superior than jonesforth, and the Forth is more powerful. If you pass the ciforth tests, then the ciforth library will work. Jonesforth is in the first place for those interested in the inner workings. I am the author of ciforth and willing to help. While jonesforth documents assembler words meticulously, this may not be worth it. Once you understand basic Forth principles and the rics V assembler almost everything becomes trivial.
Alternatively you may look into lina that is also on this github.