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04:16:48 <neuro_sys> joe9: Would gforth not be considered as one?
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04:30:25 <veltas> I don't think that's what they mean by OS
04:30:37 <veltas> But it is very usable
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07:18:06 <lispmacs> joe9: the answer is yes, sort of, not exactly
07:19:02 <lispmacs> I have played around some with byok: https://librehacker.com/2020/11/25/byok-bare-metal-forth/
07:19:39 <lispmacs> I was able to get it built fine, and booted up onto bare metal x86 (only 32 bit)
07:20:31 <lispmacs> it is usable, but does not yet have any persistant storage support, so you would need to run in a vm with snapshots to "save" your data
07:25:22 <lispmacs> a project that made it quite a bit further was GFOS:
07:25:26 <lispmacs> https://sites.google.com/site/forthoperatingsystem/
07:25:44 <lispmacs> with fancy graphics and IDE support
07:26:37 <lispmacs> However, I was myself not able to get a disk image to successfully boot, so I haven't got to play around with it more. also is for just x86 (32 bit)
07:28:08 <lispmacs> I have a side project to add AHCI support (for SATA disk access) to byok, but have mostly been too busy taking care of my young family to give much attention to it
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09:19:23 <crc> how do you define usable?
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09:30:19 <joe9> polyforth seems cool.
09:30:36 <joe9> any experiences with greenarray chips? 
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09:47:52 <sts-q> joe9: i guess you know about
09:47:57 <sts-q> http://mecrisp.sourceforge.net/
09:52:30 <MrMobius> joe9, ga144 is a weird one. only 64 words of program memory per core which is what I think turns most people off
10:10:58 <joe9> any opinions on this book? Programming A Problem Oriented Language: Forth - how the internals work
10:11:01 <joe9> thanks.
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17:54:24 <presiden> your welcome
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23:01:00 <lispmacs> I was looking for a logical `not' word in gforth but not seeing it. `invert' seems to be work but only if values are already restricted to -1 and 0
23:02:01 <dave0> lispmacs: =0
23:02:11 <dave0> wait
23:02:12 <dave0> 0=
23:02:24 <dave0> i should learn forth :-p
23:28:00 <lispmacs> dave0: thx
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