Forth (programming language)

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Uses

Embedded systems Boot ROMs Apple IBM Sun

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History

Elizabeth Rather National Radio Astronomy Observatory Third-generation programming languages Mohasco IBM 1130

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Facilities

Grammar Delimiter Whitespace Assembler Microsoft Windows

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Overview

Stack-oriented Programming language Integrated development environment Charles H. "Chuck" Moore Acronym

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Designed by: Charles H. Moore
Filename extensions: .fs, .fth, .4th, .f, .forth[citation needed]
First appeared: 1970; 56 years ago (1970)
Paradigm: Concatenative (stack-based), procedural, reflective
Typing discipline: Typeless

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Overview

Stack-oriented Stack-oriented programming
Programming language
Integrated development environment
Charles H. "Chuck" Moore Charles H. Moore
Acronym
All capital letters All caps
De facto
Technical standard
Free and open-source software
Gforth
Commercially Commercial software
Subroutines Subroutine
Data stack Stack (abstract data type)
Reverse Polish notation
Threaded code
Bytecode
Optimized Optimizing compiler
Machine code
Starflight
Electronic Arts
Open Firmware
Boot loader
Spaceflight
Philae spacecraft Philae (spacecraft)
ColorForth
Problem-oriented languages Domain-specific language
Hewlett-Packard
Infix notation
BNF Backus–Naur form
Carriage return

Uses

History

Elizabeth Rather
National Radio Astronomy Observatory
Third-generation programming languages Third-generation programming language
Mohasco Mohawk Industries
IBM 1130
IBM 2250
Intel 8080
Motorola 6800
Zilog Z80
RCA 1802
6502 MOS Technology 6502
Microcomputers Microcomputer
Jupiter ACE
ROM Read-only memory
ANSI American National Standards Institute

Facilities

Grammar Formal grammar
Delimiter
Whitespace Whitespace character
Assembler Assembly language
Microsoft Windows
Linux
Unix
Operating system
File system
Cooperative Computer multitasking
Round-robin scheduling
Microcontrollers Microcontroller
Intel 8051 Intel MCS-51
Atmel AVR
TI MSP430
Calls System call
Windowing systems Windowing system
Self-hosting Self-hosting (compilers)
Meta-compilation Metacompilation
Cross compilation Cross-compilation
TTL Transistor–transistor logic
Motorola CPU32

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Nodes121

Edges120

Triples19

Avg. degree1.98

Density0.016529

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Forth (programming language)

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Designed by · 1

Forth (programming language) → Charles H. Moore

Filename extensions · 1

Forth (programming language) → .fs, .fth, .4th, .f, .forth[citation needed]

First appeared · 1

Forth (programming language) → 1970; 56 years ago (1970)

Paradigm · 1

Forth (programming language) → Concatenative (stack-based), procedural, reflective

Typing discipline · 1

Forth (programming language) → Typeless

Website · 1

Forth (programming language) → forth-standard.org

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Important terminology

forth words word code used stack data system language systems compilation new definition written compiler interpreter first standard ans defined

Entity relationships Subject–Predicate–Object triples

Subject	Predicate	Object	Confidence	Src
Forth (programming language)	Designed by	Charles H. Moore	1.00	infobox
Forth (programming language)	Filename extensions	.fs, .fth, .4th, .f, .forth[citation needed]	1.00	infobox
Forth (programming language)	First appeared	1970; 56 years ago (1970)	1.00	infobox
Forth (programming language)	Paradigm	Concatenative (stack-based), procedural, reflective	1.00	infobox
Forth (programming language)	Typing discipline	Typeless	1.00	infobox
Forth (programming language)	Website	forth-standard.org	1.00	infobox
the Philae spacecraft	instance of	in spaceflight applications	0.80	text
and in other embedded systems which involve interaction with hardware.Beginning in the early 1980s	instance of	in spaceflight applications	0.80	text
Moore developed a series of microprocessors for executing compiled Forth-like code directly	instance of	in spaceflight applications	0.80	text
experimented with smaller languages based on Forth concepts	instance of	in spaceflight applications	0.80	text
including cmForth	instance of	in spaceflight applications	0.80	text
colorForth	instance of	in spaceflight applications	0.80	text

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