title: PygmyForth
internet-url:
	http://www.eskimo.com/~pygmy/forth.html
description:
	the above site is also interesting for the
	"3-instruction Forth for the 68HC11", an FORML article

3-instruction-forth:
 How many instructions does it take to make a
 Forth for target development work?  Does memory
 grow on trees?  Does the cost of the development
 system come out of your own pocket?  A 3-
 instruction Forth makes Forth affordable for target
 systems with very limited memory.  It can be
 brought up quickly on strange new hardware.  You
 don't have to do without Forth because of memory or
 time limitations.  It only takes 66 bytes for the
 Motorola MC68HC11.  Full source is provided.
 [...]
 The absolute minimum the target must do, it seems to
 me, is fetch a byte, store a byte, and call a subroutine.
 Everything else can be done in high-level Forth on the host.

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