Forth-eV Wiki

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• Bullet proof integer numeric input by Jack W. Brown
• VISIBLE SORT ROUTINES taken from COMPUTE'S GAZETTE - MAY 1985 „Understanding Sorts“ by Arieh Shamish
• Some notes on Forth from a novice user by Doug Hoffman
• Forth Style by John J Wavrik
• INTRO.4TH (ADVANTAGES OF FORTH) by Giles Spruill
• fig-forth installation manual (includes fig-forth 6502 source)
• Das FIG6502 Forth Assemblerlisting Translated from the FIG model by W.F. Ragsdale with input-output given for the Rockwell System-65.
• RSC-Forth decompiliert
• VolksFORTH
• Signed Integer Division by Robert L. Smith
• Forth memory allocator by Mitch Bradley
• Yet Another Interpreter Organization by Mitch Bradley
• An Approach to Reading Programs by Kim Harris and Michael Ham
• excerpts from Edsger W. Dijkstra's Turing Award Lecture, "The Humble Programmer"
• ELEMENTS OF DATA BASE DESIGN by Glen B. Haydon
• The factorial function in several languages
• ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE FOR FORTH PROGRAMMERS
• Sort Algorithm in Forth
• Software Review LABORATORY MICROSYSTEMS Z-80 FORTH 3.0 for CP/M by Richard C. Secrist
• Building a Remote Target Compiler
• Masterminds of Programming by Chromatic, Federico Biancuzzi; Chapter 4. : Forth
• The Evolution of FORTH, an Unusual Language In this 1980 article from Byte, Chuck Moore recounts the creation of Forth.
• BYTE, Volum 5; Number 8. August 1980
• I Love Forth by Bernd Paysan. embedded, 12. August 2001.
• d4 - Programming with a differentiable forth interpreter; by Bosnjak, Rocktaeschel, Naradowsky, Riedel; 23. Juli 2017.
• 1968 Vintage FORTH on the IBM 1130.
  Forth Version 1 Runs Again.