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Lua has much nicer syntax and much higher abstractions than forth, and is similar tiny
by rurban 3y ago
Lua has much nicer syntax and much higher abstractions than forth, and is similar tiny
- adastra22 3y agoMaybe. Debatable. But the point was more that “replace all userspace [and kernelspace] with X” is the raison d'être of many Forths. So many classic Forth systems boot into a Forth environment, extended in Forth by the programmer-user. If that's what he's looking for, there's 55 years of Forth history to delve into.
- helpfulContrib 3y ago[dead]