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From: shepard@umber.CS.ORST.EDU (Mark N. Shepard)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.m68k
Subject: Wanted: generic FORTH for 680x0
Keywords: FIG FORTH threaded interpreter
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Date: 9 Jan 90 06:17:11 GMT
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Reply-To: shepard@umber.CS.ORST.EDU (Mark N. Shepard)
Organization: Oregon State Univ. - CS - Corvallis, OR
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I'm looking for the source-code for a simple generic FORTH for the 68000.
When I say "simple" I mean my system has small memory, no disk drives,
and no operating system--in other words, a classic FORTH system.  

The system I want this for is a homebrew single-board-computer with
68030 / 68881 FPU, 160k SRAM (128k 32-bits wide), 32k of EPROM, 
two RS232 serial ports, and a few other dodads.  So far all I've got 
for software is a system-monitor/debugger.

I would greatly appreciate information on where I could get a listing
of FIG-FORTH or FORTH-79 (preferrably in machine-readable form from
someplace on the net),  or perhaps source-code for a commercial 
FORTH system for a 68k machine like the Amiga or Atari ST which I 
could strip down.

(I'll summarize any significant replies to the net or interested persons).

Thanx,
mark shepard@cs.orst.edu