>P.S. I wonder, what is a simple use-case for a language like STOICAL? Forth can, in theory, do anything Lisp can do... except it can't in practice. A big part

>P.S. I wonder, what is a simple use-case for a language like STOICAL? Forth can, in theory, do anything Lisp can do... except it can't in practice. A big part of that this the ability to manipulate trees and strings as native objects. STOICAL solves that issue, and thus should make it possible to build almost anything. I want to explore that idea, but first I have to get this thing running. As for the archaic vocabulary, once I can get it compiled, and grok the structure of it, I can change those words around and use anything. It becomes a matter of personal preference.