Ok, but they're not friendly to anything but assembler.
Well, since they typically have memory that cycles in the ballpark of instruction cycle times (unlike desktop and server CPUs where there's two orders of magnitude difference), that's friendly to Forth I suppose. But that is a small minority of usage even in those environments. It's more like Forth is friendly to slow architectures. :)
Well, since they typically have memory that cycles in the ballpark of instruction cycle times (unlike desktop and server CPUs where there's two orders of magnitude difference), that's friendly to Forth I suppose. But that is a small minority of usage even in those environments. It's more like Forth is friendly to slow architectures. :)