Hi, I'm not sure if this is a bad idea of anything, but I'm interested in running C/C++ programs on the processors by the GreenArrays, Inc. company. What I've read by them suggests that: a. Their processors have caches which are very small, b. The company is testing a method of streaming larger programs into the processors during execution, c. The processors run a dialect of Forth natively as an instruction set (not binary?), and d. "Virtual machines"/run-time engines could be made to implement other languages, such as C. Source: http://www.greenarraychips.com/home/documents/greg/WP002-100405-energycons.pdf Website: http://greenarrays.com/ How would GCC (and other compilers?) target these processors, and is this a good idea? Thank you, Stephen Hatton
