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Froth - Experimental Forth development system for PC, runs in protected mode under DOS, written in 386 assembler, powerful built-in source editor, tools for cross-reference can modify source automatically. Can make stand-alone DOS applications: .exe files.
Froth: wfroth - Forth-like language and environment for writing interactive Forth cross-compilers for DSPs and some other CPUs, not stand-alone programs for PCs; written in C.
Gforth Index - University directory of /forth/gforth. Many fine resources.
Gforth Manual - Full GNU Forth manual, linked Table of Contents. On website of one of Gforth developers.
Gforth Resources - For GNU Forth: MyUnits (Java-like units) library, forth sources, links.
Gforth: GNU Forth - Free, fast, portable implementation of ANS Forth, on GNU website. Works well with Emacs editor. Many nice features: input completion and history, powerful locals facility, object oriented aspects. Employs traditional implementation methods: inner interpreter indirect or direct threaded.
HYPE - Very simple object oriented Forth implementation, by Helge Horch.
Holon - By Wolf Wejgaard Forth Engineering. New, Forth-based instant programming tool and interactive programming method that lets you build reliable programs in very little time; merges all parts of a powerful development tool: browser, editor, assembler, compiler, linker, debugger, interpreter.
Holon Lite - Free, full function demonstration version of Holon-86, which builds target programs on DOS platforms. You can use it for real programming.
IsForth - Because Forth IS! Free, 32-bit, direct threaded Forth compiler for x86. Other processors to be supported. Explanations, source files.
JForth: Martin Randall - Free, subroutine threaded language and full programming environment for Amiga: several tutorials, on-line manuals, large professional quality manual, FAQs. Site has links, programs, history. Was sold commercially by Delta Research.
JForth: SoftSynth.com - By Delta Research, subroutine threaded Forth for Amiga, originally a commercial product now released as freeware: register and download, technical support, applications, review by Jack Woehr, links.
JaxForth; VWin4th - Three Jack J. Woehr implementations. JaxForth/Jax4th: ANSI Standard Forth for Amiga, Windows. VWin4th: 1994 tiny demo Forth written in Digitalk Smalltalk for Windows, source only. Also, author's book and many good links.
KernelForth - Interactive development environment/system for writing Windows 95/98/NT device drivers. The only programming system for Windows NT kernel mode device drivers. Write kernel mode device drivers, interactively, in hours instead of days.
MMSFORTH - By Miller Microcomputer Services. Forth virtual machine; standalone total software environment; traditional Forth features: compactness, flexibility, speed; many extensions with source code; unusual smoothness, support. And Forth software, books, links.
MPE Forth - By MicroProcessor Engineering, Ltd. Runs on Windows 9x/Me/NT/2000, targets embedded systems; VFX optimizing code generator on selected targets; flexible target memory management; standalone PowerForth target with its own compiler, interpreter.
Meme - By Immersive Systems, Inc. Free, Forth-based, extensible, networked virtual reality software; portable, platform-independent standard for networked virtual reality (VR); fast, compact, self-contained. Free downloads.
Misty Beach Forth - Written in Java, so its interpreter can be embedded in a WWW HTML page and launched as an applet, to show that almost any programming language can be implemented in Java and not suffer unacceptable performance losses; documentation, downloads as a Forth Java applet.
Mops - Robust, powerful, public-domain development system for Macintosh. With Forth and Smalltalk parentage, Mops has broad OOP abilities including multiple inheritance, class library supports Mac interface. And some fine Forth links.
OSSCA: Virtual Machine - Proprietary smartcard OS, based on tokenized version of ANSI Forth. By Keycorp, maker of smartcards, smartcard- and IP-enabled payment terminals, software for e-commerce transaction routing, secure Internet payment systems.
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