▲ | kragen 3 days ago | |
They're akin to Forth, but they're not Forth, and they're not implemented in Forth. By contrast, assembly language underpins most software people run today: perhaps it's written in Python, which is interpreted by CPython (using a bytecode which is considerably more Forthlike than Wasm, incidentally), which is written in C, which is usually compiled by GCC or LLVM to textual assembly language in order to generate the executable. |