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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.

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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.

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Yet another FORTH program to solve the Tower of Hanoi but with a robot programmed in FORTH.

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Homepage of F.I.G., the Forth Interest Group.

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The Win32Forth Project Group was formed in 2002 as a loose affiliation of programmers and users of Tom Zimmer's Win32Forth system.

JForth web site Preview — Go
JForth programming language for the Amiga. JForth is a complete programming environment. Includes numerous tutorials, on-line manuals, FAQ's. The

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Bernd Paysan's Homepage: Gforth, bigForth, MINOS, b16, 4stack, net2o...

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Forth Programming in Java

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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.