At least one version of Forth has been written for just about every CPU ever produced, too many to list here. If you need to use a particular processor, type in your processor in the search bar at the top to find the versions of Forth that run on it.
Forth had a strong influence on the design of many processors, including:
- Mark-I Forth Computer
- Mark-II Forth Computer
- MSL16 CPU
- CD16 CPU
- E16 CPU
- F21 CPU
- 4Stack CPU
- b16
- x18
- GreenArrays GA4 implements the colorForth instruction set
- SEAForth Scalable Embedded Array Processor.
- Legel future unsure. CharlesMoore left intellasys and founded GreenArrays
- 25x is probably what was to become Scalable Embedded Array Processor
- Steamer16
- RTX2000, RTX2001
- Novix NC4016
- http://www.ece.cmu.edu/~koopman/stack_computers/sec4_4.html
- http://www.eforth.com.tw/academy-n/chips/Novix%20NC4000.htm
- FCPU1 Novix clone
- Schematics (44 pages pdf)
- ShBoom II
- psc1000 (ShBoom based "Java"-CPU, now licensed to AMD
- F68HC11
- 68F12 hardly any data on this 68xx with a ForthInterpreter in ROM anymore
- The MicroCore project
- RTXcore, clean-room RTX implementation
- RTX32P
- TechnoForth processors http://www.technoforth.ru/products.htm (Russian)
- http://www.technoforth.ru/tf2216.htm TF-2216 (Russian)
- http://www.technoforth.ru/plata.htm TF-2016 (Russian)
- http://www.robo-forth.de Atmel MEGA32 Roboter hardware + software
- http://www.arhs.net/Computers/Hardware/Components/Processors/Minimal/
- Website with links to Forth CPUs at UltraTechnology
- http://www.sandpipers.com/cpuclass.html
- FORTH computer in discrete TTL
- FORTH computer in bitslice / PLD
- 32 bit RISC FORTH processor / IGNITE
Other
- Rob Chapman and Steven Sutankayo 8-bit Stack Processor
- http://www.fpgacpu.org/links.html (Not all of them are forthcpu's. Very interesting though.)
- OpenCores CPU (Huh ? which of the 18 microprocessor designs here are Forth-oriented ?] (g16/yoda, not there anymore)
