02:10:49	Kevin Appert:	bill@billragsdale.cc for ForthTrivia Questions!
02:15:16	Juergen Pintaske:	We have seen a few Forths in Javascript. from Ting, and from years ago easyforth.
 But they worked online - but did not have something like nodeJS for interfacing to the external world. 
Is there an example how to switch on an LED external to the PC in Javascript|? ?
02:17:13	Dave Jaffe:	Intel 8080 chip was listed as $397 when I bought my Altair.
02:19:01	Joe O'Connor:	You can blink zn Arduino with NodeJS
02:19:05	Joe O'Connor:	https://create.arduino.cc/projecthub/Salmanfarisvp/arduino-blink-with-node-js-9f6466
02:19:28	Juergen Pintaske:	My question might be probably best addressed to Brad, but I did not have the opportunity to place it before the meeting started.
02:19:39	Joe O'Connor:	I've put my own version of Forth into NodeJS
02:20:09	Joe O'Connor:	So it should be doable
02:20:20	Juergen Pintaske:	Where can it be found?
02:23:48	Joe O'Connor:	I don't think I've uploaded any code that interfaces Node to Forth in JavaScript
02:24:33	Joe O'Connor:	Right now I've been mostly with my version of Forth in Python
02:24:38	Juergen Pintaske:	The idea with something like node.JS was to have a serial interface functionality to send  something to any external hardware, like read external inputs  and set external bits.
02:28:15	Joe O'Connor:	Python seems to be a bit more widely used at this time
02:28:25	Joe O'Connor:	I'm open to either way of doing it
02:37:16	Juergen Pintaske:	I am not much into software, but it is unfortunate, that there is no educational software to run on a mobile and switch on an LED. for example, and read some inputs.
02:39:05	Juergen Pintaske:	I had hoped, somebody would take easyforth, and add the possibility to read in some inputs and output some options to add controlled bits.
02:39:56	Juergen Pintaske:	Thanks for any feedback, unfortunately have to leave the meeting now.
02:40:06	Joe O'Connor:	ok
02:47:38	Kevin Appert:	https://github.com/BillRagsdale/WIN32Forth-Guide
02:47:52	Kevin Appert:	the URL for Bill's guide
03:13:48	Stephen Adels:	Thank you, Bill Ragsdale!
03:16:11	Brad Nelson:	This page http://win32forth.sourceforge.net/doc/p-windlls.htm seems to suggest win32forth at some point dropped REL and ABS address spaces? (See Using ABS>REL REL>ABS (obsolete feature)) I'd be curious how they did that, as I thought the reason they had the alternate address space was to make TURNKEY work.
03:32:22	Brad Nelson:	can you hear me?
03:43:30	Liang:	I just posted the following to "FORTH PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE 21st CENTURY" on executing (lite)forth commands in URL:

https://www.facebook.com/groups/PROGRAMMINGFORTH/posts/2782267155406634/

Here's a skeleton on how I implemented a (lite)forth (eventually called Phoscript) in Kotlin (a cousin of Java):

https://github.com/udexon/android_kotlin_rpn/blob/master/kotlinrpn/app/src/main/java/com/projects/facedetector/MainActivity.kt
04:23:59	Kevin Appert:	Is that something you'd like to talk about on Forth Day?