The other day I got the idea to make the Forth compiler I had previously written output M68000 code so I could use it to program the Megadrive (Genesis). Said and done - it's now at the point where it can output working code for a decent subset of the Forth langauge.
Here are some demos I wrote using my compiler (including sources): download
The full compiler package including the compiler, its source and demos for all the platforms it supports can be found here
For the M68000-side of things, it outputs code suitable for the Gnu assembler (m68k-coff-as).
For those of you who don't know, Forth is an old stack based language where you write expressions in reverse polish notation. E.g
It's not the most practical language to write demos/games in, but a fun challange (me just being nuts is another possibility..
Enough ranting, check out the demos if you wish. If someone has a flash kit and wants to test them on hardware, that'd be great, since I don't have the necessary equipment myself.
Here are some demos I wrote using my compiler (including sources): download
The full compiler package including the compiler, its source and demos for all the platforms it supports can be found here
For the M68000-side of things, it outputs code suitable for the Gnu assembler (m68k-coff-as).
For those of you who don't know, Forth is an old stack based language where you write expressions in reverse polish notation. E.g
Code:
1 2 + 5 * \ Add 1 and 2, then multiply the result by 5It's not the most practical language to write demos/games in, but a fun challange (me just being nuts is another possibility..
Enough ranting, check out the demos if you wish. If someone has a flash kit and wants to test them on hardware, that'd be great, since I don't have the necessary equipment myself.
