Forth Programmer's Handbook is a thorough introduction to the Forth
programming language. Written for readers with programming
backgrounds but not necessarily with prior exposure to Forth, it
offers comprehensive coverage of all major aspects of the language,
from basic principles to advanced concepts such as multitasking and
cross-compiling for embedded systems. It covers nearly 400
commands, including ANS Forth words and many common extensions. The
book describes how programmers use Forth to solve problems, serves
as a reference for experienced programmers and presents the
language's history and rationale. Forth was developed at the
National Radio Astronomy Laboratory in the early 1970s; the authors
were among its original developers and founders of FORTH, Inc., a
premier supplier of Forth products and services. Elizabeth D.
Rather chaired the Technical Committee that produced the ANSI
Standard for Forth in 1994.
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