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Subject: FORTH on UNIX
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Date: 7 Sep 90 02:09:06 GMT
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Category 18,  Topic 64
Message 12        Thu Sep 06, 1990
GARY-S                       at 07:29 EDT
 
             

 In Message <15345.26e3b7da@levels.sait.edu.au>
                             etrmg@levels.sait.edu.au (Ronn) writes:

 >> I would like to get a high quality, PD, C or C++ -based Forth
 >> interpreter.
 >> Richard M. Emberson rme@spl26.fac.ford.com
 >
 >Try F-PC. It's a biggie for DOS machines.

     Wrong ! PD it is, but F-PC is NOT C or C++ based. If you want a
     PD Forth written in C or C++ get Mikel Patel's TILES, available
     on many nixpubs, GEnie, and FNEAS. Also, while not FREE, Mitch
     Bradley's _almost_ free CForth is one you should certainly give
     consideration to. Bradley Forthware, Box 4444, Mt. View, CA 94040.

     Gary
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