C-128

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From: fetrow
Date: Fri, 10 Oct 1986 00:25

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 I have a Commodore 128 and was hoping to find a good FORTH implementation
for it. Something that can use the extra memory for multitasking (ala 
Polyforth) would be nice.

 Failing that; a good CP/M-80 FORTH-79 or FORTH-83 would be good enough.

 My current FORTH (HES) is pleasant enough with it's FIG-model and extensions
(the Commodore 64 version) but I'd like to take advantage of the higher clock
clock speeds and 80 column screen of the C128 or CP/M modes. 
-- 

    - Dave Fetrow

    "CP/M is nice because it has no more than 64K*8 errors per tick."
							 

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Subject: C-128
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Date: Thu, 9-Oct-86 20:25:24 EDT
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Posted: Thu Oct  9 20:25:24 1986
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Keywords: More than a standard FIG FORTH wanted