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|    Richard Owlett to All    |
|    Becoming reacquainted with FORTH    |
|    02 Dec 25 06:22:19    |
      From: rowlett@access.net              I once had LMI Forth on a Z80 machine and SwiftForth on an early Windows       machine. I now do everything on a Debian 12.8 system.              The recent thread on CSV versus TSV got me thinking about how to       approach a couple of logically unrelated applications using a Forth       perspective.              I'm looking for a Forth interpreter that:        1. runs on a Debian system and can launch existing apps and        then continue as appropriate.        2. compatible with tutorial material that may be suggested to me.        3. is free and preferably open source.              My formal programming background is a one semester course back in 61.       In the early 70's I knew some TECO fanatics and in the 80's did       assembler maintenance on 8080/8085 systems.              Suggestions/comments?              TIA              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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