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Date: 03-22-90 (22:52) Number: 294 (Echo)
To: GARY SMITH Refer#: 290
From: JERRY SHIFRIN Read: NO
Subj: LOCATING A PUBLIC DOMAIN Status: PUBLIC MESSAGE
GS> A faculty member in my department is looking for a version of
GS> Forth 83 implemented by Dr. Charles Ting. I have a phone
I suspect he's really looking for F-PC. Ting sells copies of
those disks. Write Dr. Ting at
Offete Enterprises
1306 South B St.
San Mateo, CA 94402
(408) 432-4629
I think he charges $25 for the disks, plus $20 for the user's
manual, and $30 for the Tech Ref manual.
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Message 10 Mon May 28, 1990
D.RUFFER [Dennis] at 15:02 EDT
Re: ZURMUEHLE%PHIL.unibe.ch@CERNVAX.BITNET (DANIEL ZURMUEHLE)
> Does anyone know of a Forth that will run on VAX/VMS?
FORTH, Inc. sells such a thing. Call then at (213) 372-8493 it you're
interested.
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Message 11 Mon May 28, 1990
D.RUFFER [Dennis] at 15:20 EDT
Re: ZURMUEHLE%PHIL.unibe.ch@CERNVAX.BITNET (DANIEL ZURMUEHLE)
> a Forth that will run on VAX/VMS
Oops, I forgot to edit in the public domain notes to that message. Daniel,
there is a file called FORTH.VMS or FTH4VMS.ARC that we have here on GEnie and
the other xCFB's. It contains a message from Jakob Magun in France detailing
replies he received on the same question. He can be contacted at:
STAR::"@KL.SRI.COM,@CUNYVM.CUNY.EDU:JAKOB@FRMEU51.BITNET"
or one of us could send you the text dated 1988.
DaR
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Message 15 Mon Jun 11, 1990
D.RUFFER [Dennis] at 22:55 EDT
Re: davids@truevision.com (David Spoelstra)
> a FORTH for the Radio Shack Model 100
David, if you have access to GEnie or any of the other Forth BBS' we have a
version of Forth for the M100 with Chipmunk drives. The following information
from from the GEnie file directory:
[See OLIS for more information on ForthNet/GEnie/xCFB's -- dwp]
No. File Name Type Address YYMMDD Bytes Accesses Lib
850 M100-PT2.SRC X GARY-S 880108 17640 6 4
Desc: Source Listing for M100 Forth Pt 2
849 M100-PT1.SRC X GARY-S 880108 20160 9 4
Desc: Source Listing for M100 Forth Pt 1
848 M100-4TH.DOC X GARY-S 880108 7560 12 4
Desc: Documentation for M100 Forth
847 M100-4TH.4TH X GARY-S 880108 13860 3 4
Desc: Forth for Tandy M-100 w/Chipmunk
DaR
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Category 18, Topic 62 Message 22 Wed Jul 18, 1990 W.FEDERICI [W.FEDERICI] at 20:08 PDT If Laxen & Perry F83 suits your needs, I can give you copies of my own "translations" for Atari ST. The 16-bit version is virtually identical in detail to the MS-DOS version of F83, and is position- independent. The 32-bit version is fixed-position (nonrelocatable) but can be quickly metacompiled to any location. (If anyone is interested, I also have a ROMable 32-bit kernel and versions of the 68000 metacompiler which run on IBM clone hosts to produce 68000 target systems.) . Neither version has any extensions to take advantage of the GEM operating system -- I only use the Atari as an occasional host system for generating/testing software for 68000-based control systems. Although the F83 model may seem rather unsophisticated compared to more recent software, it is highly serviceable. I have found it extremely useful for developing diagnostic tools, user interfaces, debugging routines, supervisory programs, etc. Having the complete source code and metacompiler means I can generate a new version to accomodate a different ROM monitor or hardware configuration in a few hours. (Ignore all those silly rumblings from people who claim that metacompiling is dauntingly difficult!) . Wilson ----- This message came from GEnie via willett through a semi-automated process. Report problems to: uunet!willett!dwp or willett!dwp@hobbes.cert.sei.cmu.edu