Lpc2000

Alaric B Snell wrote:
>>Also worth a look is Andrew Mileski's SAForth written in GNU format 
>>assembly for the StrongARM 110- perhaps a bit more work to port but 
>>probably faster and definitely smaller than a C-based Forth:
>>http://netwinder.oregonstate.edu/devteam/andrewm/forth/strongarm/saforth-0.12.tar.gz
> Mmmm, that might be good... more effort though. Perhaps for version 2.

I've put it on my NetWinder so you can try it out by telnetting to 
alexholden.net port 4242 (for a limited time only).

Another question: has anyone done any work on simulating an LPC210x in 
SID? It seems like it could be a nice way to develop software for the 
processor without using real hardware. http://sources.redhat.com/sid/

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