DSP is a language and operating system (forth-like) made in the Soviet Union. I believe it was originally crafted upon ternary computation hardware but eventual

DSP is a language and operating system (forth-like) made in the Soviet Union. I believe it was originally crafted upon ternary computation hardware but eventually transitioned to whatever was being used throughout the Union. http://www.euroforth.org/ef00/lyakina00.pdf http://www.euroforth.org/ef00/lyakina00.pdf Apparently they came to the syntax independently of Forth. However my research shows that some material about Forth may have showed up in a journal around the same time DSP was made. Either way the resemblance is uncanny. There is an interesting quote about the interface of the design requirements that manifested as the language: “DSP wasn’t invented, it was discovered” - I probably butchered it. But I’m pretty sure Chuck may have said it too or at least agrees. The point is, you reach this interface following a method of reaching for something akin to “irreducible computational language that makes sense between humans and machines.”