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Forth

Forth, invented by Chuck Moore, was the first stack-based language. Forth supports a Concatenative style of programming, although it makes use of Parsing words and mutable state more than subsequent languages.

Interesting implementations:

  • ArduinoForth
  • amForth
  • Ficl
  • FlashForth
  • Atlast
  • RetroForth
  • PygmyForth
  • gForth
  • BigForth
  • colorForth
  • CamelForth
  • DX-Forth
  • eForth
  • kForth
  • HolonForth
  • lbForth
  • Mecrisp
  • Openfirmware
  • PFE
  • SPF4
  • SwapForth
  • SwiftForth and SwiftX
  • Quest32
  • Win32Forth
  • 8th
  • pForth
  • TpForth
  • VFX Forth
  • zForth

Two classic texts by Leo Brodie:

  • Starting Forth - online edition
  • Thinking Forth

Forth implementation written in Literate Programming style:

  • jonesforth
  • SmithForth

A wiki about Forth:

  • http://www.forthfreak.net/

There is a #forth IRC channel on Freenode, or Libera.Chat.

This revision created on Mon, 17 Jul 2023 00:31:56 by protodrew (remove dead link)

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