@GregS
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GregS wrote:
@goody
when I first read this, I had not been on the REBOL site for some time. Just in the last few days I have been back and have read more carefully and I think you are on the right path with this, and it is very exciting.
Very important to look up the Wildman Project to quote:
"is a "secret project" that examines the question: what is the minimal environment for running REBOL? Can REBOL operate natively on specific hardware, and if it did, what components would be necessary to be successful? This project will begin early spring. Complete development will depend on our results and possibilities for potential funding."
AmigaINc apparent break with TAO had me very worried as I have had a long interest in VP technology. That Bill announced a way of getting cross platform abilities without TAO intent, made me think they were going for static compiles.
On the other hand, a stripped down AmigaOS compiled for different HW platforms, add in REBOL, a few statically compiled plugins and we really do have something looking like OS5 and a lot more beside.
Greg, thank you. You have answered my question, "What does amiga have to offer Rebol?"
This could be it.

This could be how Carl is thinking of self hosting Rebol.
@ssolie
I think you were trying to say as much but I needed more info. You just did not hold my hand like greg did.

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PS it appears AMIGA Inc has been in contact with Carl (fingers crossed - this could be exciting).
I wonder how much to fan this fire...

When I was at Amiwest 2006 last October Carl made an appearance. I thought it was odd that he showed up at this particular time claiming he was looking for new Amiga hardware.

(I had been at the previous 3 or 4 Amiwest shows without seeing Carl)
Now don't get me wrong. I am not claiming Carl was fibbing in any way. I just thought there was more to the story and wanted so much to ask questions. But I refrained out of respect.