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--- en:words:kernel_embedded:minimum_word_set [2015-11-21 13:20] – created mka
+++ en:words:kernel_embedded:minimum_word_set [2022-12-02 15:48] (current) – juergenuk
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 We need in any case:
 '':dodoes'' as generalized entry point for all high-level definitions, or
- ''Call'' for primitive-centric implementations. ''@'' and ''!'' to access the memory. ''>R'' and ''R>'' for the return stack, so anything can be moved. ''+'' or ''2*'' for Artihmetik. And ''NAND'' as a universal bit instruction. ''?BRANCH'' or ''0='' for branches. And finally '';S'' and ''EXECUTE'' for execution.
+''Call'' for primitive-centric implementations.
+''@'' and
+''!'' to access the memory.
+''>R'' and ''R>'' for the return stack, so anything can be moved.
+''+'' or
+''2*'' for Artihmetik.
+And ''NAND'' as a universal bit instruction.
+''?BRANCH'' or
+''0='' for branches.
+And finally '';S'' and
+''EXECUTE'' for execution.
 Everything else can be defined from these words, even if it then needs temporary variables: