chuckb@fluke.UUCP (05/19/86)
I have an NEC PC-8201 laptop (with an 80C85 processor) on which I would like
to begin programming in Forth. I have installed a ROM-based macro-assembler
and I am ready, willing, and able to type in assembly language source code
to build a Forth dictionary.
Would someone please steer me in the right direction for finding public
domain source code (in 8085 assembly language) for building a Forth
dictionary? I was told that FIG Forth is in the public domain. Where can I
find source code? (Or who can I call for more information?)
I am willing to pay reasonable fees for a printout of the source code. (I
have no disk capability -- just 48K of RAM and cassette tape interface.)
Thanks for any leads!
Chuck Bowden {allegra, microsof, ssc-vax, sun, uw-beaver}!fluke!chuckb
John Fluke Mfg. Co., Inc.
M/S 232-E, P.O.Box C-9090, Everett, WA 98206steve@jplgodo.UUCP (05/22/86)
In article <787@tpvax.fluke.UUCP>, chuckb@fluke.UUCP (Chuck Bowden) writes: > [ ... ] > Would someone please steer me in the right direction for finding public > domain source code (in 8085 assembly language) for building a Forth > dictionary? I was told that FIG Forth is in the public domain. Where can I > find source code? (Or who can I call for more information?) Mountain View Press publishes public domain Forth source for a number of differant machines for a reasonable price. Check Byte magazine for their ad's. -- ...smeagol\ Steve Schlaifer ......wlbr->!jplgodo!steve Advance Projects Group, Jet Propulsion Labs ....group3/ 4800 Oak Grove Drive, M/S 156/204 Pasadena, California, 91109 +1 818 354 3171