The Forth programming webring is for people who are interested in the Forth Programming language, originally invented by Mr. Charles Moore. Forth is a very powerful programming language that gives programmers down-to-the-metal control over the computer as well as the ability to abstract without limits.
The purpose of this site is to develop and promote the Coreforth computer language( or system). This Forth language is based on eForth language and extended to the kernel level of a operation system.
For the last 17 years we have been developing technologies for the creation of robotic sculptures for the arts. After many years of refinement we have come up with an affordable microcontroller that can be used for distributed processing which is better suited for emulating life like robots. To facilitate that kind of intercommunication we use the FORTH language, which is perfect for encap
Forth-Inspired Network Commands (FINC) is a set of networking extensions to John Sadler's Ficl (Forth Inspired Command Language) interpreter. The word set includes TCP/IP networking support and an I/O event dispatcher whose callbacks are Forth words.
Jupiter Ace Resource site is a restoration and preservation project. The site is biggest collection of Jupiter Ace information including software, listing,magazine information, hardware, AceForth programming.
OODC provides structured and typed data as well as encapsulation, inheritance and polymorphism. Useful for OS calls, protocol implementation, team development. Well documented. Crossembler generates a Forth assembly listing for YOUR CPU.
Embedded design with ARM, MSP430, AVR, PIC, etc. Featuring noPC utilizing the LPC2138, a Philips ARM7 32-Bit CPU. noPC connects to VGA monitors, keyboards, SD memory, serial coms, USB, etc. Free information and fully-functional downloads are supplied for private and non-commercial users to evaluate.
