A friend of mine, a fellow 1130 enthusiast, exchanged messages with Chuck
back in 2011 and received these scanned pages of a listing that Chuck thought
might be the original Forth.

I find two things interesting about the listing:

    It is in assembler for the 1130, not in FORTRAN 

    There are four pages that might be Forth definitions of the language to
    bootstrap up from the simple version in assembler to the full
    functionality of the time. I don't know enough about Forth to determine
    if that guess is true. 

I will try to get this into machine readable format and test it under the
1130 simulator. 

Carl Claunch
carlclaunch51@gmail.com

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It appears that the assembler program is indeed the interpreter, but that it
reads card images from a disk cartridge rather than interacting with a
keyboard. The disk file location is hard coded in the assembler.

I have created a machine readable version of the 12 pages of assembler code,
which does assemble correctly.
