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Message 76        Wed Jan 02, 1991
GARY-S                       at 06:29 EST
 
     
 >>>>>> eForth implementations/docs <<<<<<

 File Number: 2338 File Name: 8086EFORTH32 Address: C.TING
  Description: Author: Rick VanNorman
  Keywords: eForth, implementation, utility, metacompiler

 Author: Rick VanNorman
 Contact: Dr. C. H. Ting, (415)571-7639
 32 bit eForth implementation for 80x8x IBM-PC/XT/AT and clones.
 Fully optimized code with lots of utilities.
 Generated by metacompilation.  Metacompiler included.
 This implementation contains many eForth code examples which are
 very useful for people who want to develop applications based 
 on eForth

 File Number: 2339 File Name: 8086EFORTHV101 Address: C.TING
  Description: update of 8086 eforth model
  Keywords: Forth, Implementation, portable, direct threaded code, 
            embedded system

 Authors: Bill Muench and C. H. Ting
 Improved assembly macros.
 Improved formatting and comments.
 Self-extracting compressed file.  Type EFORTH86 to extract the files.
 eForth is a small, portable Forth model intended to be implemented
 on many differently CPU's.  This implementation serves as the basis
 of this mode.
 'Implemetation Guide of eForth' is available from Offete Enterprises,
 1306 S. B St, San Mateo, CA (415)574-8250.*s

 File Number: 2340 File Name: 8051EFORTH Address: C.TING
  Description: eForth implementation for 8051/31
  Keywords: 8051, Forth implementation, direct threaded code, embedded system

 Author: C. H. Ting
 eForth for 8051 assembled using MASM.
 Code fully tested on MicroMint BCC52 Single Board Computer.
 Self-extracting Compressed file.  Type EFORTH51 to extract files.
 This serves as an example on how to implement eForth for a CPU
 other than 80x8x under MASM.
 Code is not optimized.  Runs slowly because of dictionary searches.
 Use will have to optimize it for real applications.
 Great tool to learn Forth internals.

 File Number: 2341 File Name: 68000EFORTH Address: C.TING
  Description: eForth for 68000 CPU
  Keywords: 68000, implementation, direct threaded code, portability,
            embedded system

 Author: Richard E. Haskell
 Submission: C. H. Ting
 eForth model ported to 68000, tested on Motorola ECB system.
 Source code in MASM form, assembled code is then converted to
 Motorola s-records which can be downloaded to ECB board.
 Code conversion and terminal utilities are included.
 C. H. Ting contributed a source file including macros which swap
 the byte order so that MASM generates the correct 68000 code.
 'Implementation Note' is published in 'More on Forth Engines, Vol. 13',
 available from Offete Enterprises, 1306 S. B St. San Mateo CA 94402

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