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The Forth Language and Language Design

Forth2020 - About Forth.

Interview from : “Masterminds of Programming by Shane Warden, Federico Biancuzzi”
Chapter 4. Forth
Forth is a stack-based, concatenative language designed by Chuck Moore in the 1960s. Its main features are the use of a stack to hold data, and words that operate on the stack, popping arguments

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GambiConf (https://gambiconf.dev/) included a talk on " Writing a Game Boy compiler in Forth", to reverse-engineer the ROMs. :slight_smile:

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