Forth is perhaps the tiniest possible useful interactive programming language. It is tiny along a number of dimensions: The amount of code required to implement it The size of the code that is generated The amount of memory used The … Read more
imagine nothing. that’s pretty hard, and debatably unhelpful. so let’s imagine a machine that can do one thing: keeping a sentence in mind, it performs each word of that sentence in order. “MAKE ME A BURGER” you might yell at … Read more
GitHub – RickCarlino/fbbs2: Forth BBS 2, 1985 Bulletin Board software written in Forth (historic reconstruction) {{ message }} You can’t perform that action at this time. You signed in with another tab or window. Reload to refresh your session. You … Read more
(July 2021) It was raining hard, a week ago. And what could you possibly do on a rainy Saturday afternoon? Well… I was inspired by a series of articles on Hackaday to… …make a Forth interpreter/compiler from scratch……then put … Read more
In this chapter, we’ll dive right into some specifics that you need to know before we go on. Specifically, we’ll introduce some of the arithmetic instructions so you will be able to write mathematical equations in Forth. On This Page … Read more
This is an interpreter for a really simple dynamically scoped Scheme dialect. It only runs with Gforth, because it uses Gforth’s structs to implement its data structures. One of the more involved parts of this interpreter is the reader, where … Read more