Can the room give some examples of non microcontroller based apps done
in forth?

Stuff like databases?
data mining?
things like that

is anyone at al trying to create a i686 operating system done in
forth? like linux?

I'm making games and graphics & interactive things

On Apr 16, 3:57 pm, pablo reda gmail.com> wrote:

Disk Space
Make sure you have at least 50 MB of temporary free disk space
available. After installation Apache occupies approximately 10 MB of
disk space.

here I see apache needs 10M space....... isn't that an OCEAN of space
for forth?

On Wed, 16 Apr 2008 15:31:12 -0700 (PDT), gavino gmail.com>
wrote:

Laundry control system
http://www.microssautomation.com/index.php?menu=tn_&page=tn_01Tracknet
(the site does not work today with Firefox)

Construction planning - Candy
http://www.ccssa.com

Stephen

On 16 abr, 20:13, gavino gmail.com> wrote:

if you askme for the site is http://www.reda4.org
Is a blog and you can download all the system, in spanish for now

On Apr 17, 6:28 am, pablo reda gmail.com> wrote:

english available?

On Apr 17, 2:26 am, stephen...@mpeforth.com (Stephen Pelc) wrote:

On Apr 17, 12:31 am, gavino gmail.com> wrote:

I do.

Depends on what your understanding of "data mining" is. I do apply
some questions to the databases. That is mainly linguistic research
and shows some structure in the given data. Up to now I dont use
neural networks or similar things for the investigations - so you
might argue that it is no "data mining".

gavino wrote:
...

FORTH, Inc. does tend to specialize in embedded systems. Don't
disparage them, though -- they're far more numerous than PC's! Recent
major projects include:

* A series of power distribution controllers for GE Multilin,
http://www.geindustrial.com/multilin/products/lentronics/, including
(most recently) the JungleMUX Sonet product line. The relationship with
GE goes back quite a few years. We provide system-level and
communications/networking code, while the "domain experts" at GE write
the higher-level applications using SwiftX.

* Antenna controllers for Vertex/RSI
http://www.forth.com/resources/appNotes/app-Vertex.html. These are used
for a number of military antennas, as well as all the uplink antennas
for DirectTV (the main satellite TV system in the US).

only the tiny manual

A friend of france traslate this manual and start programing, perhaps
this start a blog too