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Have there been attempts at creating languages that use a postfix (RPN) notation?
by puzzlingcaptcha 6y ago
Have there been attempts at creating languages that use a postfix (RPN) notation?
- robobro 6y agolike forth?
- benhoyt 6y agoForth is (I think?) the oldest and most well-known. Postscript, the printer control language, is possibly more widely-deployed. And Factor is a modern take on Forth.
- huachimingo 6y agoDont forget to add UNIX's dc (in old times bc was a wrapper for dc)
- pdpi 6y agoThere's also Bitcoin Script, which is a forth-like language.
- avhon1 6y agoto add to the list: HPL, the programming language on Hewlett-Packard's RPN calculators.