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Tails is a minimal, fast Forth-like interpreter core. It uses no assembly code, only C++, but an elegant tail-recursion technique inspire...
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A Dynamic Forth Compiler for WebAssembly.
In yet another ‘probably-useless-but-interesting’ hobby project, I wrote a Forth compiler and ...
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What is a Scamp?.
Scamp is a self-contained Forth computer that you can use as the computing engine for your projects. It’s easy to inte...
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I recently wrote a small 16-bit Forth for 8086 PCs running DOS. I built the basic one-liner loop words...
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Tails is a minimal, fast Forth-like interpreter core. It uses no assembly code, only C++, but an elegant tail-recursion technique inspire...
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Starting FORTH has been the classic Forth tutorial and textbook since its first release. Many experienced programmers have commented on i...
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Forth2020 - About Forth.
Interview from : “Masterminds of Programming by Shane Warden, Federico Biancuzzi”
Chapter 4. Forth
Forth is a...
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