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  • ANN: Coherent 4tH v3.64.0 released

    From Hans Bezemer@the.beez.speaks@gmail.com to comp.os.coherent on Mon Jan 10 10:02:53 2022
    From Newsgroup: comp.os.coherent

    Hi!

    I've just uploaded the Coherent version of 4tH, which is a Forth compiler with a classical architecture instead of the usual Forth VM.

    It is LGPL, comes with all sources and can be compiled by the vanilla K&R Coherent compiler. Interfacing with C is a breeze and you can make standalone programs easily.

    It can be downloaded at: https://sourceforge.net/projects/forth-4th/files/4th-3.64.0

    If there are any problems I'd like to know. Sorry it took some time to get this one ready, but here it is.

    Hans Bezemer

    BTW, is anyone interested in a simple (structured) Basic interpreter? If so, I make that one available as well.
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  • From Udo Munk@udo.munk@freenet.de to comp.os.coherent on Tue Jan 11 00:58:52 2022
    From Newsgroup: comp.os.coherent

    I would suggest to make Basic available also, there is only one open source Basic
    left from what we once had running and an alternative is always nice to have. --- Synchronet 3.21d-Linux NewsLink 1.2
  • From Hans Bezemer@the.beez.speaks@gmail.com to comp.os.coherent on Wed Jan 12 02:38:02 2022
    From Newsgroup: comp.os.coherent

    On Tuesday, January 11, 2022 at 9:58:53 AM UTC+1, Udo Munk wrote:
    I would suggest to make Basic available also, there is only one open source Basic
    left from what we once had running and an alternative is always nice to have.
    Done! Note that as long as 4tH compiles on Coherent, this one does as well. I uploaded minutes ago, so your mileage may vary AKA: it may not be visible yet.
    https://sourceforge.net/projects/forth-4th/files/ubasic-4th
    Choose the R2 version. That includes the Coherent 4.2 version as well as the Ben Nanonote version as of today. Note it's a tiny integer interpreter, but it's quite capable. You can do "Old Skool" Basic as well as Structured Basic - and even mix both styles. It's got full string and (text) file support.
    Hans Bezemer
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