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From: sen@uncecs.edu (Sheldon E. Newhouse)
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Subject: hp-laserjet drivers for SUN Workstations
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I would recommend that you look into Sabre C, although I've never used it
myself. It has interactive execution, and on-the-fly compilation, etc. ..
In Unix land, C is the way to go.  I wouldn't wish FORTH on my worst
enemy. Of course, if you belong to the Church of LISP, you have no option,
lest you risk excommunication.

Another possibilty is to rig up a home-grown Sabre-C-like system. On the
newer, faster machines, that should be a snap: You can use the C compiler
itself, rather than an "interpretive" compiler/linker. You'll need to
write a runtime linker, or use ld -A.