Hi folks, Over the past 6 to 9 months I've become rather intrigued about Lilith. One of the great things about the design of MCode (the Lilith's stack-based bytecode) is that it lends itself to being emulated directly by a Microcontroller, rather than emulating the machine at a Microcode level (170ns / microinstruction). My preliminary calculations imply that a low-end 60MHz ARM Microcontroller attached to 128k (or 256K of RAM) could emulate a Lilith in this way at full-speed even if it didn't have a proper memory bus (i.e you access the RAM via I/O Ports). The later Liliths accessed memory as 2 banks of 64KW => 256Kb in total. Well, I suppose the ARM version would be software emulation, but on the other hand, it's a dedicated hardware / software combination and it'd probably give you a Lilith for around $12! ... I wonder if MIT & India would be interested ;-) -cheers from Julz @P