I've had a good bit of success using Emacs as a FF development environment, and wanted to share my approach in case it would be of interest. Most of the details are in Issue #103 filed against Lars Brinkhoff's forth-mode; see also this solution to Issue #102 for customizing syntax highlighting & indentation to support FOR, NEXT, etc. As I note in a follow-up to Issue #103, the longstanding Forth concept of cross-compilation may point the way to even cooler stuff. I'm working on a PIC24 disassembler in Emacs lisp with the short-term aim of producing an Emacs-assisted SEE.
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I've had a good bit of success using Emacs as a FF development environment, and wanted to share my approach in case it would be of interest. Most of the details are in Issue #103 filed against Lars Brinkhoff's
forth-mode
; see also this solution to Issue #102 for customizing syntax highlighting & indentation to support FOR, NEXT, etc. As I note in a follow-up to Issue #103, the longstanding Forth concept of cross-compilation may point the way to even cooler stuff. I'm working on a PIC24 disassembler in Emacs lisp with the short-term aim of producing an Emacs-assisted SEE.Last edit: David C. Norris 2024-07-10