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From: Paul Victor Birke
Date: Sun, 30 Apr 2000 00:00

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Dear Jeff

Was there every a higher level language like BASIC that could be
compiled into FORTH code?
In other works you could write in non forth terminology yet get the
speed and compactness.
I left Forth in the early 1980s when I got my first Ohio Scientific PC
in 1979 with Interpretive BASIC from Bill Gates BTW!

all the best,

Paul

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