Chuck Moore discusses his multi-core GreenArrays chip design and demonstrates Forth code running on the hardware.
Chuck Moore, creator of Forth, delivers his annual Fireside Chat at Forth Day, 19 Nov 2011, hosted by Silicon Valley Forth Interest Group at Stanford University.
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What people say. Recommended for its fascinating look at minimalist CPU design and running Forth natively on a multi-core chip.
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I was blown away by this 2011 video of Charles Moore talking about his CPU design and running code, talking about how the different nodes are creating the frequencies to produce the images you see on the projector - link to this video
…(I realize you're not likely to need one just yet, but "can't access at all" makes for something much less interesting to file away.) - Forth, Inc. makes the GA144, a 144-core microcontroller that natively runs Forth (and will NOT comfortably run transpiled <any other language here>). At one point a production company was making evaluation boards. link to this video is a (1hr long, somewhat slow-paced) presentation that provides a good overview of the GA144. I half wonder whether I'm looking at a chip designed by people who don't understand SMP when I watch this, but I also think that it's possible that the brutal simplicity that Forth (and Chuck Moore) applies to everything means that I'm really stari…
There's some on youtube in the manufacturer's channel, Greenarray. link to this video Also maybe try the designer's site, Chuck Moore. Google Colorforth.