>Just what it is Forth? Forth is an extremely fast, extensive and memory efficient stack based language that is both compiled AND interpreted at the same time (no, it doesn't feature JIC). Forth compilers+interpreters often take up less than 1k.
>Why should I use it? complang.tuwien.ac.at/forth/faq/why-forth "1. It is simple to build from the bottom up. 2. You can get an _application_ to run in a minuscule amount of RAM. 3. You can try things out in real time as you build your system. 4. Compared to any other interpreted language, it is fast."
>Great, but how should I go about learning it? Well, we generally recommend you read Starting Forth (forth.com/starting-forth/) and play around with gforth to get a hang of the basics. (or repl.it/languages/forth ig)
Join the discord if you have any questions or just want to hangout with fellow Forth enthusiasts: discord.gg/z2szGQG
Both are fucking trash. Just provide a SIMPLE FUCKING MMIO INTERFACE and document it well, holy shit. You don't need this FCode/AML bullshit. It isn't that fucking hard, they did it just fine back in the day, and then they just had to fuck EVERYTHING up.
Christian Mitchell
#! /bin/trash/gforth
Sebastian Martinez
I don't understand shit of this. Can I program Android games with it?
Isaiah Gutierrez
No. Go learn Java you manchild
James Flores
Nice fap, imagining applying some soil fertiliser. Pitty it's not the entire shoot.
>writing code for machines to execute, not for people to read later >reinventing trivial optimization techniques instead of letting compiler do all dumb timewasting shit >being forced to reinvent the wheel every day Counterproductive technological degeneracy that didn't die in its cradle only because its delusional inventor was rich enough.
Alexander Williams
She looks amazing
Robert Peterson
>>writing code for machines to execute, not for people to read later >presuming his own programmers are dumb and incapable of reading properly optimized code To add to that, the factorized style that Forth encourages is extremely easy to read, often requiring next to no comments. >>reinventing trivial optimization techniques instead of letting compiler do all dumb timewasting shit Large compilers are bloated and unwieldy. Forth strives for simplicity to allow better code to be written. >>being forced to reinvent the wheel every day Forth applications almost always require heavy optimizations and using a pre-made library completely ruins that.
Dylan Rodriguez
>the factorized style that Forth encourages is extremely easy to read, often requiring next to no comments >jj c@ Sn@ ii c@ Sn@ + $FF and Sn@
Oliver Stewart
That means nothing to you because you don't know the language kek. And you actually chose the worse factorized piece of code in the whole program, that's why I added a comment next to it to make it easier to read.
Jaxson Perry
>all those virgins crying about armpit hair This thread is like a reddit page for Nintendo games
Eli Wood
Thank you for making no sauce bearable. Fucking ruined.
Evan Jenkins
I can smell your stinky, hairy, mildewed roast beef folds from here.
Cooper Sanders
thats a really bad deus ex cosplay
Austin Sanchez
>almost always require heavy optimizations Do they actually require them or you are solving this riddle just for fun.
Benjamin Kelly
she a cute
Juan Powell
yes, I'm pretty sure embedded systems and 144-core CPUs usually benefit heavily from optimization, kek
Jaxon Robinson
Daily Reminder Forth is the most powerful language in the world.
