>>>>> "David" == David Siebert <dsiebert@gate.net> writes:
>> No. Not unless you can manage to fit it in 32k. And something
>> tells me that's not going to happen.
>>
>> uClinux is for embedded applications. Perl is not for embedded
>> applications.
>>
David> Well there was a time that people would have said Linux was
David> not for embedded applications. I bet there are embedded
David> systems that use perl out there, I know of a few that use
David> TCL/TK. I think you are right in saying that perl and the
David> uCsimm are not a good match. You would do better using c++
David> or perhaps a small basic. That makes me wonder is there a
David> small interpreted language that is a good fit for the
David> uCsimm/uClinux? There are lots of programs that don't need
David> the speed of C++ and are simpler to write in other
David> languages.
Take a look at Forth. It has a very small memory foot print.
/Jackson
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