Thinking Forth (2011)

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anthk · 1h ago

Starting Forth (the PDF one) it's a good companion for Forth 83 and maybe 79 with few tweaks. No floating point, but this is Forth; you can implement one by yourself in hours.

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Thinking Forth (2011)

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