▲ | eschneider 2 days ago | |
Very much this. Even when programming for constrained environments, it's almost never necessary to self-host anymore. It's easy to use host-side tools to crunch code down to something that'll work on whatever the target is. From a practical standpoint, one of the few modern uses where FORTH shines is as a REPL for new chips/SOCs so you can play around with the hardware and see how things actually work/debug the databook. | ||
▲ | kragen 2 days ago | parent [-] | |
Have you been using it for that? Which Forths and which chips have you been using? |