From: gah4@u.washington.edu   
      
   On Saturday, October 1, 2022 at 12:16:25 PM UTC-7, lewi...@gmail.com wrote:   
   > Lots of new CPUs, sure.   
      
   > But let's explore an old CPU: the 1975 PALM.   
      
   > I'm looking for anyone interested to explore the idea. Maybe prove how   
   > robust modern tools are at adapting C, by exploring this ancient instruction   
   > set.   
      
   My favorite for adapting C to new (or old) hardware is LCC.   
      
   You only have to rewrite the code generator, and it has a code generator   
   generator to make it easier.  The usual case, as with many Unix C   
   compilers, is to write out assembly code, and feed it to an assembler.   
      
   Since you already have an assembler, it should be pretty fast.   
      
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