The ARM family is the problem in that case. There's so much variation among the different versions that drivers are an issue. There is a version of the Oberon language, Astrobe, that runs on the a few of the smaller chips, created by CFB Software, but it's not a full operating system. http://www.astrobe.com/default.htm
I can't offer a URL but I thought Wirth ported Oberon to some sort of ARM processor (in the last ten years or so) to control an RC airplane or some such.
I suppose one could email Dr. Wirth asking for the source code but in reality, you'd be better off forking a newer version of Oberon. It should be as easy to port as a compiler can be.
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Wow, such a small system, an ARM port would be nice.
The ARM family is the problem in that case. There's so much variation among the different versions that drivers are an issue. There is a version of the Oberon language, Astrobe, that runs on the a few of the smaller chips, created by CFB Software, but it's not a full operating system. http://www.astrobe.com/default.htm
I can't offer a URL but I thought Wirth ported Oberon to some sort of ARM processor (in the last ten years or so) to control an RC airplane or some such.
If anyone cares about Oberon on ARM, look here, the linked articles with "Helicopter" in the title tell the tale:
http://www.inf.ethz.ch/personal/wirth/Oberon/index.html
I suppose one could email Dr. Wirth asking for the source code but in reality, you'd be better off forking a newer version of Oberon. It should be as easy to port as a compiler can be.