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The basis of the JIT that Adobe and Mozilla collaborated on circa 2007, which briefly became the assembly layer of TraceMonkey before we tore it out, was a Forth interpreter. It was fun to play with! It might have shipped as part of Flash too, I can’t remember the chronology precisely. E: I think it did! https://bluishcoder.co.nz/2008/05/21/extending-tamarin-tracing-with-forth.html is of the era. Subjunctive fucked around with this message at 06:08 on Oct 1, 2022 |
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BobHoward posted:And how. Bob Colwell is probably a somewhat biased source, given that he was part of the x86 faction in Intel, but the following has the ring of truthiness because how else could a disaster like Itanium happen? I love this, and choose to believe it. major corporate strategy has been set on grounds much weaker than 30 lines of simulated instructions. where can I read more?
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eschaton posted:I know a bunch of people who have recapped the PSUs. The VAXen themselves typically don’t need it. Jesus Christ, I haven’t felt this young in years.
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mdxi posted:https://www.tomshardware.com/news/tenstorrent-shares-roadmap-of-ultra-high-performance-risc-v-cpus-and-ai-accelerators oh poo poo, I led their seed round years ago. I didn't know they were into RISC-V now, but it makes sense for them for sure
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It doesn’t sound like it exists yet.
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Is that proposal likely to go anywhere? Seems like a pretty hard case for national security to trump the first amendment for someone writing down how to fold proteins or whatever as an ISA extension, but I guess it’s possible. What was the government’s reaction to the proposal?
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Did I miss some major developments, or is the author of this architecture book perhaps unreasonably generous in his assessment of RISC-V’s market success?
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I mean “begun to make” can do a lot of work but it feels like RISC-V is still trying to catch Itanium in terms of actual production usage.
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repiv posted:which thread do i post about XScale in?? Create something in Pet Island I guess.
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I’ve increasingly been seeing little ESP32 analogues built on RISC-V. is that because new-shiny targeted at compulsively acquisitive nerds, or does RISC-V offer some power/area advantage that’s worthwhile? the pricing is hard for me to compare because I can’t find any pair that are the same except core architecture
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Hasturtium posted:the Pioneer is wild overkill for what I’m looking for as I understand these things, you’ve found your solution unrelated: did anyone collate all the RISC-V bashing from this thread anywhere? I’d love to have it in one place
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Hasturtium posted:It's better outside of x86 than it's been for ages, but there's still a long way to go. Here's hoping for more interesting things to come. get some FPGAs and switch ISAs whenever you want!
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BobHoward posted:Here's two links I've collected, one old and one from a month ago. Thanks, the erincandescent one is something I’ve been looking for specifically.
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eschaton posted:I just set up an m88k-interest mailing list for people still interested in the Motorola 88000 series That doesn’t look like majordomo?
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however much Mac 88k hardware is out there, 50% of it passed through Weird Stuff (RIP)
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show me the Act 3 numbers! but yeah that’s about what I got on the Steam Deck and it’s definitely playable what’s that part go for?
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This looks very cool, though I haven’t really dug into it: https://github.com/adam-maj/tiny-gpu quote:
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anyone know what sort of FPGA you need to run the CHERI implementation? thinking about making a dumb purchase
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BlankSystemDaemon posted:The ARM Morello is what they're using for CheriBSD. I don’t think the ARM Morello is an FPGA, but yes that’s true.
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it’s OK does anyone know what kind of FPGA you need to run the CHERI implementation?
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Nice, thanks all. I don’t think I can mail the CHERI folks right now without embarrassing myself, but I found a promising YouTube channel to learn the basics. https://youtube.com/@fpgasforbeginners?si=kI7Tv04zdqLcjha0
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