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'Was' is more likely. The list is from 2003, and if FORTH Inc, the (only? biggest?) remaining forth company hasn't updated it...
by ssrc 1y ago
'Was' is more likely. The list is from 2003, and if FORTH Inc, the (only? biggest?) remaining forth company hasn't updated it...
- anthk 1y agoForth is used in firmware and tons of places. There's ANS Forth and no need to 'update' anything, as there are tons of implementations. As with Lisp, you can bootstrap themselves with very few primitives.
- larsbrinkhoff 1y agoI read a comment on /r/Forth the other day from someone at NASA, implying that Forth was still actively used for something.