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Thanks for the links, had not seen this before. (though your links are slightly broken)

• rwmj 9y ago
  [Disclosure: I'm the author of JONESFORTH] If you search on github there are several clones and indeed forks on JONESFORTH. It is public domain, so I welcome that: https://github.com/search?utf8=%E2%9C%93&q=jonesforth&type= https://github.com/search?utf8=%E2%9C%93&q=jonesforth&type= There are also versions ported to several other architectures, which I occasionally announce on my blog (when people email me about it :-) https://rwmj.wordpress.com/?s=jonesforth https://rwmj.wordpress.com/?s=jonesforth
  • throwaway7645 9y ago
    Thank you as JonesForth keeps getting hard to find. Any chance you will ever do an even more in-depth tutorial? Put it on lulu and I will buy. I'd like to write my own Forth, but need a bit more handholding.
    • rwmj 9y ago
      If the tutorial is hard to find, please feel free to clone it on the git sites of your choice. In depth: Likely not. I've actually been working on another literate language tutorial (completely unrelated to FORTH), so ... watch this space (or my blog).
      • throwaway7645 9y ago
        Good advice...yea I remember you saying you weren't using Forth anymore a year ago. What new language are you looking at?
        • rwmj 9y ago
          The new language is also a toy, but it's based on SML, Lisp and others.
          • throwaway7645 9y ago
            Gotcha. I was originally assuming OCaml based off of your site.