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   David Schultz  writes:   
   > There are two ways to look at the Fig-Forth source. The first is in   
   > the partially predigested assembly source for a particular   
   > processor. As easy to follow as an eForth listing. :-)   
      
   Not sure if that was ironic, but I found eforth and the fig assembler   
   listings relatively easy to follow, though it was obvious that the asm   
   code had been generated by another program and then maybe massaged a   
   little.  It was the Forth source that I found near unreadable.   
      
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