I have never heard of Z-Code before, but if I am going to
learn something new, I'd like to use the GCC MetaCodes.
Not only would it be impressive on my resume it would
be an extraordinarily useful piece of knowledge for
any kind of programming work (and being that I'm a
programmer, that means $$$$).
It's cross platform, well documented, and widely
supported. They have had to virtualize every machine
machine they can compile for and that's a pretty
impressive list. Of course my favorite part is that
the work has all already been done for us :)
There are other advantages to this as well in terms
of future expansion. Because we'd be using the gcc
bytecodes our stacks could be natively compiled on
that platform with no interpreter needed. The "do"
command is a bit tricky, but not unsolvable.
-- Michael --
