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Popularity of Forth 8 60 (5/15/2012 10:00:16 PM) comp.lang.forth There have been discussions about the popularity of Forth every now and then, and Julian van Noble once wrote, Forth 'has also been called =94...one of the best-kept secrets in the computing world.=94' Today I... dirk.bruehl (37)

Embeddable forth for C++ 7 65 (4/28/2012 7:25:28 AM) comp.lang.forth Hello everyone! Sorry this isn't purely Forth question. I have been thinking scripting solution for one of my hobby project. It is written in C++. So far I have found Ficl and its fork FTH. FTH is nice but ... hannu.vuolasaho (3)

Recursion #2 15 52 (4/5/2012 3:15:04 PM) comp.lang.forth Does anyone have any simple examples of recursion using RECURSE? Preferably something where one can see the 'un-winding' as each instance exits. Thanks Mark ... markrobertwills (871)

A Forth Story... 19 29 (4/4/2012 11:19:56 AM) comp.lang.forth ....but is it the story of Forth? Enjoy. --------------------------------------------------------- A Forth Story Allen Cekorich Walnut Creek, California Forth Dimensions, July/August 1995 In 1975, I was fres... markrobertwills (871)

Don't Fall in Love With Your Technology 26 32 (2/17/2012 7:32:46 PM) comp.lang.misc Some recovering Forth addict has written a blog-post at http://prog21.dadgum.com/128.html with the above title. I found it on Reddit, where http://www.reddit.com/r/programming/comments/ptxal/dont_fall_in_lov... mentifex (216)

Why buffer contents can be influenced by EMIT or TYPE? 47 24 (2/13/2012 2:17:02 PM) comp.lang.forth There is a statement in "Starting Forth": "...system will copy block 1 of the currently open file into one of the system buffers. BLOCK also leaves on the stack the address of the beginning of the buffer (1024... zbigniew2011REMOVE (345)

4os 14 22 (11/25/2011 7:50:29 PM) comp.lang.forth Does this seem like an incredible idea to anybody else? http://web.archive.org/web/19991022233047/www.itvc.com/Technology/4os.htm - Leonard ... leonardnemoi (52)

Forth and "Things That Turbo Pascal is Smaller Than" 83 53 (11/1/2011 8:18:06 PM) comp.lang.forth This website -- http://prog21.dadgum.com/116.html -- made me think of what I had read of Forth. Turbo Pascal with IDE and compiler weighed in at 39,731 bytes. I'm thinking that some of the early versions of... jsgrahamus (92)

factoring matrix iteration words 19 63 (8/28/2011 1:49:56 AM) comp.lang.forth Hi, I'm playing around with some stuff to iterate through a matrix. Just to give a bit of context, I was originally working on a simple battleships game, essentially as a learning exercise. So I'm assum... arc407 (10)

complex multiplication 7 32 (6/9/2011 7:42:42 PM) comp.lang.forth Given two complex number z1=a+bi and z2=c+di, I wonder if there's a way to compute z1*z2 short of using fvariables to hold the temp results. I don't see a way to do it in gforth, but I may be missing something.... no.email6 (1517)