In 1978, shortly after Chuck Moore discovered the Forth language, volunteers started to make public domain implementations available for all popular micro computers. This is the fig-Forth series of compilers. Most modern public domain Forths are descendants of these Forths.
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32-bit DOS excerpt of fig-Forth, generated from the generic figforth 'fig86.gnr'. In fig tradition, it is based on an assembler in only one file. Free download.
A collection of ducumentation and downloads of the fig-Forth series of compilers.
A high level development system for the Spectrum 48K which conforms to standard Fig-Forth.
A high level development system for the Spectrum 48K which conforms to standard Fig-Forth.
32-bit DOS excerpt of fig-Forth, generated from the generic figforth 'fig86.gnr'. In fig tradition, it is based on an assembler in only one file. Free download.
A collection of ducumentation and downloads of the fig-Forth series of compilers.
