We spend a lot of time looking at retrocomputing in the form of gaming and home computers, but it’s true to say that minicomputers are less common than hardware projects. Perhaps it’s the size, cost, or even relative rarity of the original machines, but DEC minicomputers are a bit unusual around here. [Sprite_TM] hasn’t bought us a PDP11 or a VT102 terminal, but he’s done the next best thing in th
MXE11: run UNIX on a microcontroller V1.71 (c) 2017-2018 Joerg Wolfram 1 Legal The programs are subject to the GPL (GNU General Public License) Version 3 or higher, any use of the software/information nonconforming to the GPL or outside the scope of the GPL is prohibited! The publication of this project is in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY, escpecially without the implie
( Subset of Forth94 ) This is a self-hosted implementation of Forth, which can regenerate itself from Forth source code. The bootstrapping process uses a metacompiler written in Lisp to target a small inner interpreter and a handful of code words written in C. A new metacompiler written in Forth generates an x86 executable using using assembly language code words. There are also ARM, RISC-V, Motor
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