From: Didi on
On May 20, 7:39 pm, "Joel Koltner" <zapwireDASHgro...(a)yahoo.com>
wrote:
> Oops, sorry, the last line there was supposed to be:
>
> What is VPA, Didi?
>
> I can't imagine it's be Visual Python for Applications in this case. :-)

LOL, my fault. Widely unknown as it is developed and used here by
me :-).

Virtual Processor Assembly. Did it when I moved 68k -> power (PPC)
some
years ago (well, almost 10 now). Apart from being able to do 68k
source -> power object, it has grown into something really powerful.
Together with DPS (the OS running on my products) it does allow one
(well, me at least :-) ) to vary the level of programming as needed,
e.g. one line is a bitfield instruction and the other is a "do"
something
with some object primitive.
I have been wanting to make the environment commercially available
as well but making a usable documentation for it without opening
all sources will be some work which I keep on being unable to find
time for :-). Hopefully this year :-). But it is restricted to power
(PPC) processors so far, so I cannot expect a very wide audience.

Dimiter

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