At 12:46 PM 7/25/97 +0930, you wrote:

>Well, there is always simulated code - ie interpreters(BASIC, C, Forth) -
>that could fetch and execute tokens from a serial EEPROM.  Slow, but
>code-compact.

Yes, such as in a BASIC Stamp, I assume.  Does anyone know how the tokens
brought in are placed into the execution pipeline of the processor?  Of
course SOMEONE knows how; maybe I should re-phrase that: HOW are the tokens
brought in placed into the execution pipeline?

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