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Forth. It's a procedural language stripped down to the absolute minimum amount of syntax. Somewhat like what lisp is to functional languages. Its low level and
by SAI_Peregrinus 9y ago
Forth. It's a procedural language stripped down to the absolute minimum amount of syntax. Somewhat like what lisp is to functional languages. Its low level and minimal overhead make it excellent for highly constrained embedded systems.
- henrikeh 9y agoAnd absolute joy to implement! If anyone is curious: pick up "Threaded interpretive language" by R. G. Loeliger. It is old and only describes one kind of kinda-Forth -- but in a few readable lines of assembly and some neat memory structures you have an interpreted language.