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Ed, hello again, Jetson is a target of great interest for me as well. cueForth is in its alpha state and currently under active development on my desktop GTX 1660...

Wow, a RTX 3090! You must be very serious about it. 8-) To benchmark the difference between threading models (i.e. token vs subroutine), I'm churning the code right now. The...

Ed, I was about to send a mail to you but apparently you're well ahead. Very cool! Since upgraded to Ubuntu 20.04, I lost CUDA 10.2. So, aside from CUDA...

From 'The differentiable Forth': ∂4 can learn to fill the sketch and generalize well to problems of unseen size. Wow! I haven't contemplated that far yet, but it does open...

I prefer command-line as well. Am actually an Emacs guy, but single stepping gdb in IDE works a bit better. It would be easier if I have a Makefile. However,...

Ed, thank you very much and hope you got some fun out of it, too. 8-) Now we know it might work for other Nvidia chips, too. Seeing them run...

Ed, your enthusiasm encourages me to plow forward. Thank you. The inclusion of CUTLASS was a residual of my early GEMM lib testing with command line options. It escaped my...

Hi Ed, Thank you for taking interest in NanoForth. The spec for Teensy looks great but I haven't have a chance to try on it. NanoForth is coded in standard...

Ed, Wow! With RP2040, you can even call it picoForth. 8-) Please play with it and make any modification you see fit. - Lee

Ed, I was pleasantly surprised to see you presenting on SVFIG. Nicely done and congratulations! I'm closely associated with this group especially with a past member Dr. Ting. Small world!...