Group: type declaration
Topic: file input/output
Topic: stacks
Topic: stack machine
Topic: function definition
ThesaHelp: references m-o
Topic: command language
Topic: words defined by words
Topic: programming with a database of modules
Topic: unique names
Topic: abbreviated input
Topic: is a name a literal string or a symbol
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Reference
Moore, C.H.,
"FORTH: a new way to program a mini-computer",
Astronomy and Astrophysics Supplement, 15, 3, pp. 497-511, June 1974.
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Quotations
QuoteRef: moorCH6_1974 ;;498 All interfaces by stack (polish notation), gives flexibility at low cost.
| 500 ;;Quote: FORTH defines a word as other words; gives definition of TIMES as in '17 TIMES'
| 502 ;;Quote: an entry in Forth consists of name, back link, precedence, type, definition list
| 502+;;Quote: a Forth word is identified by length and first three characters
| QuoteRef: moorCH6_1974 ;;503 i/o by message buffer, output buffer on full or input request
| QuoteRef: moorCH6_1974 ;;503 input commands from terminal or disk (full swapping ability)
| 503 ;;Quote: in Forth, ':' compiles words instead of executing them
| QuoteRef: moorCH6_1974 ;;504 defining words as parameters to the definition interpreter
| QuoteRef: moorCH6_1974 ;;507 "n INTEGER word defines 'word' so that the address of its parameter field is placed onto the stack
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