[progre]

I'd bet that most new Forth implementations are done for CPU:s that already have vastly more powerful languages available. So if someone want to get stuff done they would probably rather use a more productive language for that. But if they want to tinker around I'd imagine a Forth implementation would be a pretty fun learning experience. I'm myself implementing a Lisp (MAL) just because it's fun. I'm not really planning on using the implementation for anything though.

[MaxBarraclough]

Competent Forth developers consistently seem to consider Forth a far more productive language than C. Not something I can comment on personally though, I know C far better than I know Forth.

[progre]

So they say. But every architecture known to man already has a Forth implementation. So why bother make another when you can get busy doing useful stuff? I would say it's just for the fun of programming a Forth.