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My first thought was...wait that looks like Forth. And sure enough your post uses Forth. I hadn't heard the term "concatenative programming" before so I guess I
by kriro 11y ago
My first thought was...wait that looks like Forth. And sure enough your post uses Forth. I hadn't heard the term "concatenative programming" before so I guess I learned something new :)
Forth is certainly one of the languages that has wooed me (or more precisely it has wooed me what cool ideas were built with it). Pretty much every CCC used to have some nifty hardware+Forth project on display (I remember crazy pendulums)
- eatonphil 11y agoYou might enjoy this thread from the discussion on r/programming[0]. I was lucky enough to ensnare a PL professor. [0] http://www.reddit.com/r/programming/comments/31qitu/introduction_to_stackbased_languages_with_forth/cq4otmv http://www.reddit.com/r/programming/comments/31qitu/introduc...