please find below some interesting resources that relate to how the people's permacomputer project could adapt FORTH for its purposes.
thank you everyone for your thoughtful and constructive suggestions over the last period, as we have been considering FORTH.
it seems the scene is very active, and has lots of ideas.
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# TI-FORTH Screen Editor
"You will find here a new screen oriented editor for TI-Forth.
For people with other systems, TI-Forth is a fig-forth with some
computer specific extensions. The goal was to write a small
editor with a lot of futures, like autorepeating keys, overtype
and insert, some limited form of cut-and-paste, single-stepping
through source, execution of Forth from editor. Results are
below. Compiled code adds below 2K to system stuff".
https://tuhs.superglobalmegacorp.com/Unix_Usenet/comp.sources.unix/1985-November/004781.html
# eulex
"A straightforward standalone Forth implementation for x86".
https://github.com/davazp/eulex/
https://davazp.net/2012/12/08/eulex-forth-implementation.html
# within the durexforth project
https://github.com/jkotlinski/durexforth/discussions/551
## tt
https://gist.github.com/ekipan/e592bf34c314a260112da08adcff980a
## z
https://gist.github.com/ekipan/28bb4bd609797b6d85c58af45d14ed61
# libforth
"libforth: A small Forth interpreter that can be used as a library written in c99".
https://github.com/howerj/libforth
#FORTH #permacomputing #texteditor #texteditors