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Here is another Forth reader.
 
To Thomas Lord who writes :

3) Does there exist an object oriented forth or forth extension?
 
the answer is:

Yes. I recently bought JFORTH from Delta Research. It's a Forth implementation
on the Commodore Amiga and has a part called ODE ( Object .... ) which is what
you're looking for.
Please note that this implementation of Forth 'generate' code which is 
really fast. The reason is that instead of calling a word if it is short 
enough ( less than the value of a variable) the code ir replicated. It 
cost some memory but it's really fast.

marco