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by stevekemp
139 days ago
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I suspect, for many, that implementing a forth is more interesting than using a forth. Once you start writing really complex programs the system gets painful and hard. But trivial things are easy, and the consistency is so appealing. |
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Creating the required primitives in Assembly, and then the remaining userspace out from them.
Afterwards it is programming like most languages.
I have done it with Lisps though.
Also on 8 bit home computers it provided the feeling to be coding close to Assembly while being close enough to BASIC as high level language.