....com/arena/ProgramForth.pdf section 21 I know I should stop ... sense that something good in smallmemorysystems would do really well with lots of memory EG modern intel commodity hardware?...) has examples of using Forth in smallmemory. The book about ... creates and discards data in memory. Other methods of programming would not need garbage collection. With Forth you can use any idea ...
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 smallmemorysystems would do really well with lots of memory EG modern intel commodity hardware? Or do things like lisp have garbage collection etc( he mentions) that make it simpler that forth for non memory thin hardware?
...can certainly see that not all Forth code could be compiled. But I...supporting a very large subset of Forth that bundles in an interpreter for...question how much actual Forth code used in embedded systems relies on dynamic features. Many Forth environments I've used over ... allow the creation of headless Forths that no longer have a ... supports a compatible subset of Forth-94, for which a full ...
... can certainly see that not all Forth code could be compiled. But I... supporting a very large subset of Forth that bundles in an interpreter for... how much actual Forth code used in embedded systems relies on dynamic features. Many Forth environments I've used over the... allow the creation of headless Forths that no longer have a ... from a GCC that supported Forth. I personally wouldn't care to...
...> wrote: Duke Normandin wrote: If Forth had succeeded instead of MSDOS/Windows... do WIMP GUIs completely in Forth, too - with the typical advantages ...- allowing it to excel in small, finite projects? You get it the wrong way round. Forth projects are small and finite, because ... however incompatible with each other? Forth was always way too easy ...
....de> wrote: Duke Normandin wrote: If Forth had succeeded instead of MSDOS/Windows ... can do WIMP GUIs completely in Forth, too - with the typical advantages of ... - allowing it to excel in small, finite projects? You get it the wrong way round. Forth projects are small and finite, because ...niche, however incompatible with each other? Forth was always way too easy to ...
... do WIMP GUIs completely in Forth, too - with the typical advantages ... allowing it to excel in small, finite projects? You get it the wrong way round. Forth projects are small and finite, because... there are just too many Forths - each one capable of doing...however incompatible with each other? Forth was always way too easy...e.g. from reading Starting Forth) and decided to build their...
... Re: part21assertsforthbest for small | memorysystems, would lisp be better in non small mem? | Message-ID: <WvOdnRNZjsEmBkjanZ2dnUVZ_g2dnZ2d@wispertel...is brewing. "that's the best explanation possible until something better...spirits explanation is the the best explanation possible. "The burden is...The 21st century John Doty asserts the complete ignorance of the...
...and Europe. We met in different parts of the country every time, ...of Forth94, the fragmentation of the Forth community is considerably lessened. There will... had virtually *no* mutually compatible systems, we now have SwiftForth and ... textbooks, we have my books (Forth Programmer's Handbook, originally published ... book, and an updated Starting Forth available online. From the perspective ...
... interesting remarks> You ask why Forth doesn't have more users....what should be in it. Forth is a project to do...ignored since there were usable Forthsystems that sort of followed...at the F83 public domain system instead. Diehard Forth79 users didn...going with the help of Forth textbooks that explained both standards...the new standard made every Forth textbook obsolete, they disappeared from...
