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Subject: Forth Implementation
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Date: 14 Sep 90 03:39:18 GMT
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 Date: 09-11-90 (10:42)              Number: 724 (Echo)
   To: DONALD BENSCH                 Refer#: 719
 From: KARL BROWN                      Read: NO
 Subj: FORTH & SBC                   Status: PUBLIC MESSAGE

 Hello.  Welcome to the fold.
 To gain an understanding of FORTH which will help you write a SBC FORTH,
 I would recommend going 'way back to the begining.  The book:
 Threaded Interpretive Languages
 by Loeliger (R.G.)
 ISBN 0-07-038360-X
 McGraw-Hill
 BYTE BOOKS
 70 Main St
 Peterborough,
 NH 03458
 is the one you want.  It tells you in all the gory detail exactcly what
 is required to set up an interperted, extensible language (FORTH).
 Good luck.  Give Siliconnections (222-2221) a call.  Ask for Andy.
 -Karl

 [ One might guess the area code is 604??? -dwp]

 NET/Mail : British Columbia Forth Board - Burnaby BC - (604)434-5886   
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