This is a port of Jones Forth to the ESP-8266 microcontroller.

The starting point was the work done by Cheng Chang Wu, who tried to achieve ANS Forth compliance.

See https://github.com/chengchangwu/jonesforth

* Debug serial out
* GPIO
* PWM
* ADC
* Timer
* I2C
* SPI

To keep the higher level libraries reasonably portable, I think some constants will be required to be defined at Assembler level, or perhaps even in Makefile configuration.

Other processors will be considered (or maybe not) in the future if this one is successful.

Obvious candidates are;

• ARM

  • Texas Instrument CC2538, CC32xx controllers
  • Atmel (now/soon Microchip) range of ARM-based controllers
  • ST Eectronics ARM range of controllers
  • Many Linux/Android capable systems

• 8051

  • Many Texas Instrument controllers are 8051 based
  • ST Electronic range of 8051 based controllers.

This project requires a cross-compile environment, and Espressif recommends the crosstool-ng project, and provides instructions on how to build that. However, that doesn't work on Mac OSX as the "sed" instruction is different in GNU vs the BSD origin of Mac OSX.

Here is what I did (assuming MacPorts is installed)

sudo port install gsed
sudo mv /usr/bin/sed /usr/bin/sed.orig
sudo ln -s `which gsed` /usr/bin/sed

That should do the trick and crosstool-ng building.