Re: FORTH returns on a TI 99/4A

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From: Harold Carr
Date: Tue, 16 Oct 1984 16:58

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Is there an implementation of FORTH for 8080/z80s or VAX that
uses the Token Threaded Code mentioned by Mitch Bradley?  From what
I read, this sounds equivalent to Lisp's function cell - is that
correct?  In Lisp, the ability to dynamically redefine functions
gives alot of power, especially for debugging.

Harold Carr    Arpa: CARR@UTAH-20   uucp: harpo!utah-cs!carr

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Subject: Re: FORTH returns on a TI 99/4A
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