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Top Articles in comp.lang.forth  ANN cfdos - EuroForth 2003 edition  410
 81 (10/16/2003 11:08:56 PM) Hi, Announcing the cfdos EuroForth 2003 edition. Includes a 1kHz timer interrupt incrementing a magenta variable - type "int" and "vv" to see the program change the source. Also many other demo programs.... w...   howerd.oakford (95) RfD: Defered words 266
61 (10/24/2004 8:26:15 PM) There have been some thoughts about revising the standard. In order to do that, those in the standards committee should know what the system implementors and the programmers are already doing in that area, and... anton (5253) Forth200X - when? 270
52 (12/4/2006 9:34:38 PM) Are there any dates, however tentative, for release of the Forth200X standard? I've looked on various web sites etc and have not been able to find anything about timescales. Gerry ...  gerry9016 (567) Should Forth be cleaned up? 443
95 (1/16/2007 2:56:35 PM) Forth is "littered" with words that belong more to a macro assembler than into a generic programming language. Eg. CMOVE>, UNLOOP, C", CS-PICK/ROLL, (LOCAL) et cetera. Some of them prescribe one certain impleme...  akk (192) Age Results 401
72 (1/17/2008 12:49:25 AM) And there you go. After a couple days of no additional replies, I can now report the totally scientific results of the survey that someone else started. And with a whopping 36 responses, we now know the ans...  nntp4274 (973) part 21 asserts forth best for small memory systems, would lisp be better in non small mem? 350
136 (3/6/2008 7:05:27 PM) http://www.mpeforth.com/arena/ProgramForth.pdf section 21 I know I should stop theorizing but wouldn't it make sense that something good in small memory systems would do really well with lots of memory EG mod...  gavcomedy (1610) The Promise of Forth 435
123 (3/23/2008 1:56:18 AM) People who don't like Forth say, why bother with a data stack at all? Declare variables, declare locals, let the compiler do the work of figuring out where everything is. Don't bother your little brain about it...  jethomas5 (1449) What are my options for dictionary hashing? 314
60 (9/7/2010 4:50:42 AM) I'm writing a Forth (for NMOS 6502, not that it matters) and using a (mostly) Fig model for my dictionary headers. It's a direct-threaded implementation because I think that will be faster, and I'm using a spli...  chitselb (40) Isn't it time to PLACE it in the Forth 200x standard? 424
58 (6/18/2011 9:59:30 AM) - Virtually EVERY compiler supports it; - It is the inverse of the well established COUNT word; - There is not a "real" replacement in the ANS Forth standard. Isn't it time to give PLACE and +PLACE their prope...  the.beez.speaks (110) modular programming in Forth 345
80 (10/5/2011 11:03:24 PM) Below is my bare-bones sketch of an interface for modular programming in Forth, adapted from the code of Bruce McFarling, David N. Williams, and Neal Bridges. I think it provides the essential features necessar...  krishna.myneni (990) Statistics Last Updated: 5/24/2013 12:00:00 AM |
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