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µEforth / ESP32forth This EForth inspired implementation of Forth is bootstraped from a minimalist C kernel. Compiled site documentation at https://eforth.appspot.com Building from Source To build from source: The resulting output will have this structure: • out/deploy - A copy of the eforth.appspot.com / esp32forth.appspot.com ready to deploy. • out/esp32 - A source build for ESP32. • out/esp32-sim - A POSIX build approximating ESP32 for testing. • out/pico-ice - A build for pico-ice. • out/pico-ice-sim - A POSIX build approximating pico-ice for testing. • out/gen - Intermediate / generated files. • out/posix - A build for Linux / POSIX. • out/resources - Intermediate / generated resources. • out/web - A build for Web. • out/windows - A build for Windows. Individual platforms can be built as follows: A build that excludes the slower components can be configured with: To install to /usr/bin on Linux / POSIX do: ESP32 boards can be compiled and flashed with: Set PORT=com3 etc. to select board.