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Re: Apple II ProForth

Subject: Re: Apple II ProForth
From: "Robert Spykerman" <robert.spykerman@gmail.com>
Date: 8 Sep 2005 19:44:55 -0700
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John B. Matthews wrote:
> Many years ago, I ported FIG Forth to ProDOS for the Apple-Dayton user
> group. Although some was lost, here's what I was able to recover or
> re-create:
>
> http://www.wright.edu/~john.matthews/a2/proforth.html
>
> As always, I'd enjoy hearing any feedback.

Thank you!

Never really touched prodos I am afraid to admit, but I shall have a
look at it when work allows. Out of sheer curiosity, I want to see how
fast an Apple ][ can crunch a sudoku. And see how 8 bit forths are
implemented.

It will be interesting to dissect, I daresay! :)

You didn't do a dos 3.3 port did you?

Robert

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