DMD 1.005 release
Andreas Kochenburger
akk at nospam.org
Thu Feb 8 09:57:24 PST 2007
Kevin Bealer wrote:
> Charles D Hixson wrote:
> But the central feature of FORTH is that the compiler and runtime can be
> made mind-bogglingly small. I think the run time speed for a naive
> interpretation is probably somewhere between C and interpreted bytecode.
>
> From this page about tiny4th: http://www.seanet.com/~karllunt/tiny4th
>
> "The run-time engine takes up less than 1K of code space and the p-codes
> are so dense that you can get a lot of robot functionality in just 2K."
Before someone thinks, Forth is only a play-thing, see http://www.forth.com/
There are also excellent freeware versions around, f.ex.
http://win32forth.sourceforge.net/
There is even ans ANS / ISO standard for the language.
Andreas
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