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From: wbrown@beva.bev.lbl.gov (Bill Brown)
Newsgroups: comp.lang.forth
Subject: Re: Jack Woehr's amazing productivity!
Keywords: Parallel, controllers
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Date: 31 Aug 88 21:59:54 GMT
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I've seen a language (I think it was called "MagicL") which was an
attempt to combine "c" and "Forth".  I was never in a position where
I had to untangle it, and it was before I really started to use "c",
but I had the feeling that it combined the worst features of both languages.

Please note that this is a personal opinion; it does not reflect the opinion
of L.B.L. or any other person, place or thing, living or dead, and nobody
around here thinks I know beans about anything.

								-bill