Status update - my RISC OS projects

I am currently working with a number projects. Listed in no particular.

1) New hardware… things are up to shape and it runs faster than any of the systems on the ROmark page.
2) Semi emulated ARM BBC BASIC. On hold right now, but can use riscos modules. It is possible to have RISC OS modules with native code and I hope to somehow add host assembler support to basic.
3) Multiple cores and 64-bit playground. The idea is to keep one or more cores in 64bit mode. In that way I can easily start a core and run 64bit code on it. Perhaps a nice way to investigate 64-bit modules?
4) Multiple cores and multiple systems. Why use one OS when you can have two or more without dual booting? This is also the basis for my answer for the 64-bit question. Small micro kernel running a arm emulator. The emulator gets direct access to the hardware. It will be possible to run drivers in the thin host system, but I think that RISC OS developers like to have control over drivers.
5) WebKit. I was a bit burned out with OWB. It didn’t work as expected. But I still like the concept of a native browser with a modern core. I have restarted work with WebKit1 , old I know. Hopefully I learned from my mistakes with OWB. I am to make a browser that can do a bit more than NetSurf but be at least at the same speed as NetSurf.

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Good to see you’re still having fun. :)

Good to see you’re still having fun. :)

That’s why I code , for fun!

Multiple cores and multiple systems

NetBSD on RISC OS please :)
Or RISC OS on RISC OS (not so stupid for debugging tasks).

I am to make a browser that can do a bit more than NetSurf but be at least at the same speed as NetSurf

Would be good.