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• TILE Forth 2.1

TILE Forth 2.1

Summary

Description: Forth-83 standard compiler
Source: ftp://ftp.gnu.org/gnu/non-gnu/tile-forth/

Support

This package is available for all platforms. This package is unsupported and provided on an as-is basis.

Description

TILE Forth is a 32-bit implementation of the Forth-83 Standard written in C, thus allowing it to be easily moved between different computers compared to traditional Forth implementations in assembly. TILE Forth is organized as a set of modules to allow the kernel to be used as a general threading engine for C. Environment dependencies such as memory allocation, error handling and input/output have been separated out of the kernel to increase flexibility. The Forth application is "just" an example of how to use the kernel.

Files

  Man Pages: forth(1)

Accuracy

This information reflects the version of this package that is installed in Stanford's site-wide pubsw software tree. Newer versions of the package may be available from the package source. The contents of this page, including the source URL if applicable, are generally only reviewed when the package is upgraded and therefore may not accurately reflect the current version of the package.