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Subject: Selecting a Public Domain Kernel
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Date: 19 Jul 90 02:31:52 GMT
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 Date: 07-17-90 (12:07)              Number: 3522 (Echo)
   To: DOUGLAS BURKETT               Refer#: 3519
 From: CHARLIE HITSELBERGER            Read: NO
 Subj: Z80 FORTH KERNAL              Status: PUBLIC MESSAGE

 The book "Threaded Interpretive Languages" by R.L. Loeliger contains
 just what you are looking for.  It's Z-80 oriented, and it discusses
 just how to roll your own Forth in less than 4K (or 8K, I dunno... it
 was an outrageously low number tho).
 It was published by Byte Books sometime around 1983 and it might be
 available from your local fig chapter library or somebody here might
 have it.  I'd never sell mine though!
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