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Heh. I like you. One of my many language projects is an array-oriented Forth-like language. I've iterated on the idea several times, I think it's really great.
by PeCaN 10y ago
Heh. I like you. One of my many language projects is an array-oriented Forth-like language. I've iterated on the idea several times, I think it's really great. Unfortunately, I have yet to capture the beautiful simplicity and elegance of Forth or APL in any of my projects.
Prolog is another one of my favorites, you should check that out.
- codr4life 10y agoSecond Prolog, I have a feeling the same kind of fusing can be accomplished as with Forth. I've seen a couple of attempts, the most recent being in Clojure; but none of them hit the sweet spot for me. Logic by itself doesn't really help any one; but fused to a swiss army chain saw, it's very useful.
- tluyben2 10y agoI did my degree at UvA which is the home of SWI Prolog and I studied AI. But now you really upset my sore brain ;) I am going to say Mercury and then step away.
- stevedonovan 10y agoBack in the day (early 90s) there was something called ASYST which was indeed a array-based Forth on steroids. It had a nice library and could make plots interactively. It was not elegant ;)