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It's an interesting idea that pops up here every now and again. It's fairly useless as anything other than a toy/educational system though.

I wrote a little OISC virtual machine and assembler a while back. I got as far as adding interrupts to the system for keyboard input and console output before I stopped.

http://simonpstevens.com/projects/oiscvm

Source code is on githib:

https://github.com/simonpstevens/oiscvm



Great to see you were busy with this.

Minimal architectures are interesting in their own right even if they don't have an immediate practical application, though I can think of some fields where they may be useful rather than merely a curiosity or a teaching aid.

I'll download your vm code and mess around with it some, thank you very much for posting the links.


There's something mildly fascinating about SUBLEQ - I got as far as designing a CPU for it a little while back.

http://da.vidr.cc/projects/subleq/




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