[comp.lang.forth] FIG Disk Library

ir230@sdcc6.ucsd.edu (john wavrik) (11/18/89)

From the back cover of the latest FORTH DIMENSIONS (the FIG-Forth journal):

                             NEW FIG DISK LIBRARY
                   "Contributions From the Forth Community"

                     $6.00 per disk or 5 disks for $25.00

                             Forth Interest Group
                                 P.O. Box 8231
                              San Jose, CA 95155


I.  FLOAT4th.BLK  V1.02  Robert Smith
       Software floating point for FIG, Poly, 79-Std, 83-Std
       IEEE Short 32-bit, Four standard functions, Square Root
       and Log.  for IBM  (1 disk)

II. PocketForth V1.4  Chris Heilman (1 disk)
       Smallest complete Forth for the Mac.  Access to all Mac
       functions, files, graphics, floating point, macros. Create
       stand-alone applications and DA's.  Based on FIG and 
       Starting Forth     Mac

III. F83 V2.01   Mike Perry and Henry Laxen  (1 disk)
       The newest version that has been ported to a variety of machines.
       Editor, assembler, decompiler, meta-compiler. Source and shadow
       screens. Base for other F83 applications.  IBM 83-Std

IV. F-PC V2.25  Tom Zimmer
       A full Forth system with pull-down menus, sequential files,
       editor, forward assembler [i.e. prefix form], meta-compiler, floating 
       point. Complete source and help files. Base for other F-PC 
       applications. Hard disk recommended. IBM  83-Std  (4 disks) 

V.  F-PC Teach   Lessons 0-5   Jack Brown
       Forth classroom on a disk. First five lessons from Jack Brown
       of BC Institute of Technology on learning Forth.  IBM  F-PC
       (2 disks)

VI. VP-Planner Floating Point for F-PC, V1.01  Jack Brown (1 disk)
       Floating point engine behind the VP-Planner spreadsheet.
       80-bit (temporary-real) routines with transcendental functions,
       NUMBER I/O support, vectors to support numeric coprocessor overlay
       and user NAN-checking.         IBM

VII. JLISP V1.0  Nick Didkovsky  (1 disk)
       LISP interpreter invoked from Amiga JForth. The nucleus of the 
       interpreter is the result of Martin Tracy's work.  It has been
       extended to allow the LISP interpreter to link to and execute
       JForth words.  It can communicate with JForth's ODE (Object
       Development Environment).       Amiga  83-Std



Comment from FIG:
"Contributions from the Forth Community" are author submitted donations,
generally source, for a variety of computers on their respective disk formats. 
The files usage is determined by the author as Public Domain, Shareware, or 
use with some restrictions. This library does not contain "For Sale" 
applications.

California residents must add sales tax, and orders from FIG carry a flat $2 
handling fee. (FIG members get a 10% discount). Payment must accompany all
orders.   

To order by phone (with a credit card) call (408)-277-0668.