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The authors have made efforts in this manual for a complete and accurate representation. The information contained in the manual, however, serve only as a product and should not be interpreted as guaranteed characteristics in the legal sense. Any claims for damages against the authors for whatever legal reason are excluded. It is not guaranteed that the procedure given free of third party rights.
The authors have made every effort in this manual for a complete and accurate representation. The information contained in the manual, however, serves only as a product and should not be interpreted as guaranteed characteristics in the legal sense. Any claims for damages against the authors for whatever legal reason are excluded. It is not guaranteed that the procedure given free of third party rights.
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volksFORTH83 is a language which is unusual in several respects. For FORTH itself is not only a language but a programming system, in principle, boundless. One of the main features of the FORTH programming system is its modality. This modularity is ensured by the smallest unit of a FORTH system, the WORD.
volksFORTH83 is a language which is unusual in several respects. For FORTH itself is not only a language but a programming system, which is in principle, boundless. One of the main features of the FORTH programming system is its modularity. This modularity is ensured by the smallest unit of a FORTH system, the WORD.
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In the terms FORTH procedure, routine, program, definition and command are synonymous with all the needed word. FORTH is therefore, like any other natural language also made up of words.
In these terms a FORTH procedure, routine, program, definition and command are synonymous with all the needed words. FORTH is therefore, like any other natural language also made up of words.
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This FORTH-words can be seen as already compiled modules, it being always extended a core of several hundred words through their own words. These words of the core are in a FORTH83 standard set and ensure that standard programs can be run without changes on the respective FORTH system. Unusual is that the program text of the core is a FORTH program itself, in contrast to other programming languages, where a machine language program is based. From this core is produced by a special FORTH program, the meta-compiler, the executable Forth system.
These FORTH-words can be seen as already compiled modules, it being always extended a core of several hundred words through their own words. These core are in a FORTH83 standard set and ensure that standard programs can be run without changes on the respective FORTH system. It is unusual that the program text of the core is a FORTH program itself, in contrast to other programming languages, where it is machine language based. This core is produced by a special FORTH program, the meta-compiler, the executable Forth system.
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How to add this now runnable kernel add your own words? The compile of the words is introduced in FORTH with COLON ":" and semicolon ";" complete.
How do you add your own words to the runnable kernel? The creation of new words is introduced in FORTH with COLON ":" and semicolon ";" complete.
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A classic FORTH system is always both an interpreter and a compiler. After Einschaltmeldung or pressing the button waiting for the FORTH interpreter with the FORTH-typical "ok" for your input. You can write one or more command words in a cell. folk FORTH starts after pressing the return key with his work in helping processed by the series after each command in the command line. These command words are delimited by spaces. The delimiter (Limiter) for FORTH procedures is, therefore, the space, which also has the syntax of the language FORTH would be described.
A classic FORTH system is always both an interpreter and a compiler. After Einschaltmeldung or pressing the button waiting for the FORTH interpreter with the FORTH-typical "ok" for your input. You can write one or more command words in a cell. volksFORTH starts after pressing the return key with his work in helping processed by the series after each command in the command line. These command words are delimited by spaces. The delimiter (Limiter) for FORTH procedures is, therefore, the space, which also has the syntax of the language FORTH would be described.
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The compiler is a FORTH system is thus part of the interpreter interface. There is therefore no compilation process to create the code, as in other compiled languages, but the interpreter is secured with new words as necessary to solve the problem the user program.
The compiler in a FORTH system is thus part of the interpreter interface. There is therefore no compilation process to create the code, as in other compiled languages, but the interpreter is secured with new words as necessary to solve the problems the user programs.
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