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by asguy
2175 days ago
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If you program Forth like it's C, and then use a non-optimizing compiler, you're going to have a bad time (e.g. 10/20x slowdowns). I've written Forth compilers that generated output that was ~25% slower than optimized assembly, without putting that much work into it. There are companies that will sell you a much better compiler [0], at prices even approachable to hobbyists. [0] - https://www.mpeforth.com/software/pc-systems/vfx-forth-for-l... |
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This particular distribution also ships with GTK+.
That being said, a simple "3 2 1 ?" (I was unsure what word would dump the stack) SIGSEGVs quite consistently.
It's also 32-bit, and the backtrace handler produces "XXXX:XXXX" style addresses (?).