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by zem
94 days ago
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I remember when acorn user (a bbc microcomputer magazine) had an article on forth. I got enthusiastic about the idea but there was no real way to get a forth interpreter back then. I did play around with interpreting rpn expressions in basic, though probably not very efficiently :) |
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the book it's from: https://archive.org/details/BBCMicroCompendium/page/88/mode/...
This may have distorted my thinking on how to write languages horrendously. To this day, anytime I try I end up writing something froth-y.