I dunno, syntactically it resembles Forth quite a bit, what with : ; for defining words and () for comments and all that. Anyway, I have no problem whatsoever w

I dunno, syntactically it resembles Forth quite a bit, what with : ; for defining words and () for comments and all that. Anyway, I have no problem whatsoever with high-level abstractions in Factor, nor with its concatenative nature, nor with its macros and so on. I know all these features from other languages. What I want is a just description of how these high-level things map to assembly, I guess. For example I just learned that: "Internally, a quotation is a pair, consisting of an array and a machine code entry point. The array stores the quotation's elements" - this is a kind of definition I want for all the abstractions in Factor. It's probably best to go through Slava Pestov blog and pick up such scattered descriptions, but I'd really appreciate if someone prepared a single article with all these definitions.