Chris Hanson
Chris Hanson
It'd be cool to start reading something on my iPhone and then pick up on my iPad right where I left off. This could probably be done pretty easily using...
There hasn’t been a release since 2.6.4 in 2017, but it looks like there have been a few important fixes since then, aside from (and mostly before) a huge bunch...
Many interesting things could come from having program and data memory combined. As you mention in #2 though, this would require an extra cycle for instruction fetch, or require creating...
It seems like it’d be straightforward to add opcodes for program memory load/store, and therefore allow the program memory to be writable. That could enable use of a Lisp implementation...
It seems like just changing a few parameters could take the design to 32 bit without much of any other change.
It’d be cool to have a version of the compiler that’s itself written in Lisp. It might even be cool to have an interpreter written in something like Common Lisp,...
When starting QEMU, you can pass `-vnc none` to start it headless. That will ensure nobody needs to be on console to build Mezzano.
The other LispM systems I've seen have a system-wide mode line/area. I think it'd be nice for Mezzano too, especially if the activity indicators could be migrated. For reference, here's...
Eventually I suspect Mezzano will want to support more CPUs than just x86_64. (For example, ARM; I could see Mezzano running on something like a Raspberry Pi 3.) It would...
It'd be useful for people who want to hack on Mezzano to have the basic system configuration parameters set in a single `config.lisp` file so it's easy to modify to...