Forth to run under 4.2bsd wanted..

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3 total messages Started by bill Mon, 13 May 1985 17:31

#185

Author: bill
Date: Mon, 13 May 1985 17:31

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We are using FORTH for some hardware development here. It would be nice to be
able to test our programs ahead of time on our VAX, rather than on our
(limited number of, and *VERY* much in demand) development stations.

Does anybody have Forth for Unix?
-- 
Bill Swan 	{ihnp4|decvax|allegra|...}!uw-beaver!tikal!persci!bill

Re: Forth to run under 4.2bsd wanted..

#189

Author: valencia
Date: Sat, 18 May 1985 15:44

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  I wrote something called "vforth" last December. It looks like Forth,
but knows how to generate in-line VAX code for words such as "+", "-",
"do", etc... It's in the public domain; I'll give it to anyone who's
asking. Just Mail to me at ...!{fortune,ucbvax}!hpda!vandys, and tell
me how to route back to you. It runs real nice, has most of the words
you'd want, and is about six times as fast as its forefather, JHU Forth.

				Let's hear it for public domain!
				Andy Valencia

Re: Forth to run under 4.2bsd wanted..

#191

Author: Jordan K. Hubbard
Date: Thu, 23 May 1985 07:26

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In article <181@vger.UUCP> valencia@vger.UUCP writes:
>
>  I wrote something called "vforth" last December. It looks like Forth,
>but knows how to generate in-line VAX code for words such as "+", "-",
>"do", etc... It's in the public domain; I'll give it to anyone who's
>asking. 

Great. Now, has anyone done this for my pyramid? :-)..
-- 
			Jordan K. Hubbard
			@ Genstar Rental Electronics.
			Palo Alto, CA.
			{sun, decwrl, dual}!twg!greipa!jordan

			"Ack ack!".

				- William the feline

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