Nodeworks Forth

This is a webpage reconstruction of the archived version of
Nodeworks
Forth webpage formerly at
http://dir.nodeworks.com/Computers/Programming/Languages/Forth/
- BURKS:
Forth -
Forth
resources from the Brighton University Resource Kit for Students: website
and CD-ROM
BURKS: Forth and Forth resources from archive.org
- Chuck Moore - Creator
and inventor of Forth. New incarnation of Forth with simplified color-based
syntax, improved performance. Forth articles, multiprocessors, VLSI design
tool
- comp.lang.forth
repository - Ideas and tips from the comp.lang.forth usenet newsgroup
- DNW's
Forth Page - A useful collection of Forth libraries, Forth to C
translators, hints
- EuroForth: European
Forth Conference - Friendly international conference where time is made for
meeting people, informal discussion, contacts. Delegates from many continents,
all parts of Europe including Eastern Europe, former Soviet Union.
Introduction, schedule, mail list, prior events
- EuroForth: Yahoo
Groups - Mail list archive for conference-related announcements, and for
delegates to discuss conference organization, especially the topic of
conference workshop
- Forth in Java
Programming - Resources for using Forth in a Java world
- Forth
Language - Up-to-date collection of Forth links and collaborative wiki
web
- Forth Programming
Language - Forth history and selected links, with a focus on artificial
intelligence
- Forth
programming language - Forth definition on Wikipedia "the Free
Encyclopedia"
- Forth Research at
Institut für Computersprachen - List of Forth-related projects at the
Institut für Computersprachen, Wien, Austria
- Forth Research
Page - Annotated links on research, conferences, workshops, bibliography
(500+ entries), ANS Forth, and commercial vendors. Large extensive
resource
- Forth
Resources - Mail list archives for colorForth, MachineForth, MISC (Minimal
Instruction Set Computing), NOSC (No Operand Stack Computers). Kept by Michael
Alyn Miller
- Forth WWW
and FTP Links - Commercial Sites and other, Forth Systems, FTP sites,
People
- Forth-83 Standard -
Older Forth standard (superseded by the 1994 one)
- Forth: A
Programming Language for Real Programmers - A dozen links, and a short
explanation of Forth benefits which concludes with an enjoyable rant about the
state of programming
- FTP
Uni-Bremen: Forth - FTP Interface to University of Bremen's Center for the
Study of Information Technology
Forth
(Taygeta-Archive) no longer listed
- Hello, World
program - Example of simple Forth program
- Journal of FORTH
Application and Research - Refereed technical journal published by The
Institute for Applied Forth Research, Inc. Each issue has refereed papers,
technical notes, letters, book reviews, announcements, an index of current
Forth related publications
- Lost
at C? Forth May Be the Answer - Article by Tom Napier & Eric
Kreig
From archive.org
- Mind.Forth
Artificial Intelligence - Robot AI (in Win32Forth) based on an original
theory of mind
- Morse
trainer for PalmOS written in Forth - Including source program in Quartus
Forth (a Forth implementation for PalmOS). Write a phrase and then listen to it
in Morse code. The program includes words for setting speed (in WPM, CODEX and
PARIS) and tone pitch
- Object-Oriented Forth
Survey - ACM SIGPLAN article by 2 academics surveys, summarizes, and
compares 17 OOFs
- On
Standardizing Object-Oriented Forth Extensions - Treats points relevant to
the Neon/Yerk model, which is implemented in Mops, Win32Forth, and ANS Forth;
and which now seems to be the most popular model
- Palm Pilot
applications - Developed in Forth. Some sources are freely available
- Forth
Tutorial - Forth tutorial centered on PForth
- The Forth
Guide - Guide to MVP Forth
- The Forth Programming
Webring - Easy signup submission page, with some content. This website
powered by webserver software zHTTP written in zForth (what else?) by site
author
- Nodeworks Forth material still listed in archive.org
- Comparison
and Review
Includes items that mention Forth
- 1% the
Code - Compares colorForth and C: Chuck Moore, father of Forth, expects
colorForth applications to need only 1% the code of C programs. No code
samples.
- 99 Bottles
of Beer on the Wall - Shows source code implementation for the same simple
program across over 250 different programming languages.
Forth
implementation
- ACM
"Hello, World" Project - List of the famous "Hello, World!" programming
teaching program, in hundreds of different languages.
Forth
implementation
- Examples of
Programs in Different Programming Languages - Compares 129 (or 157?)
languages, via 418 code samples, and growing.
Forth
implementation
-
Review
of Existing Languages - From TUNES Review Subproject, large page of sharp,
insightful commentary on many languages, hundreds of links.
Forth
link in archive.org
From archive.org
- University of
Michigan's Language Guide - Each entry includes history, description, code
examples, and references.
Forth
entry
- Implementations
- Too many to list (110)
- Personal
Pages
- Twenty-none entries
- Refactoring
- Six entries, none look Forth-related
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