Anyone read about that electronic eye chip?
j
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Sat Apr 29 00:02:01 EST 2000
"Nick Ray" <spam at spam.more.spam> wrote:
>j wrote in message ...
>
>> Too bad that FORTH is such an awful anachronistic
>> language. Nobody thinks in stacks ... :-)
>
>Plenty do, especially if they cut their teeth on assembly language
>programming.
Really ?
I started on assembly language with the 6502 in my VIC-20
and then did a lot on the origninal IBM-PCs because the
original system lacked a lot of options. Now I do PIC chips.
Never ONCE did I feel inclined to organize things in stacks.
Memory-mapped, always. It's the human way.
>My HP-16C calculator is stack-based (RPN) and anyone with a
>PostScript printer is really using Forth on a daily basis,
>they just don't know it
Time to change then ...
FORTH is a old-tyme leftover from when memory was a
small and precious resource. It has no place today -
not even on PIC chips with their limited resources.
-j
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