Re: more about serious
Norm:
It seems to me that you have two options to develop with.
1: Write a interface to the reduced instruction set using
Euphoria. Because the fact that the reduced instruction set
will be small, You should be able to write the interface
fairly quickly. Then you will have the speed of risc and
power and ease of Euphoria. You might be able to use the same
approach as Pete did with asm.e. The next step would of course
to run some bench marks to check out performance.
2: Or develop a virtual machine that runs byte codes. Euphoria
would be used to develop and compile the byte codes. Then
a virtual machine would have to be written for each console.
But you will still have to interface the virtual machine to
the OS.
Bernie
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