FORTH BOOKS

[@kpw84u2]

Thanks. This winter I will be delving into applications for this technology. 🙏

[@djtoddles8750]

thanks, this is great list. Forth is a great language too, can't believe this vid only has 300 views so far. Thanks again

[@joerit633]

Thank you very much!! I’m just starting with Forth and love it already!! It’s great to have people like you helping to give good information about it! Ok

[@PeterForth]

Hi Joe ! nice to hear you like it . Use the contact form to enter in touch, I will be happy to assist with anything arround forth sites.google.com/view/win32forth/home/contact

[@joerit633]

Thank you Peter!!! I just might do that as I’m working through amforth. I want to use forth for programming my microcontrollers. Of course once I learn forth good enough. Thanks again!! I am subscribed, so I’ll keep an eye out for new videos if you’re still doing them. Thanks again!!

[@timothyhuang448]

Missing my "And So Forth" 1982.

[@quentinquadrat9389]

I know some of them but for me, the best of the best is Forth by Walid P. Salman, Olivier Tisserand, Bruno Toulout (Edition Eyrolles 1984). If you just need one book this is the one to buy (still foundable for buying and PDF). It explains how the interpret, high-level words, IF ELSE THEN LOOP, vocabulary ... are made and in a pedagogic way. All information is here to make your own interpreter (Forth 78) (and what I succeeded in and before I knew JonesForth tutorial). Sad this book is never mentioned because other books do not explain Forth internals !!!!!!!

[@PeterForth]

Thanks Quentin for the mention to that title. Certanly is unknown for most forthers. Pls. have a look for the best books of forth describing internals in many ways inside the forth book links I post on top we have 122 titles describing all arround Forth .Internals, programming, and uses, from the best authors from all arround the world, lots of information is there. Contact me over the "Contact form" of my sites if you need advice where to find something, I will be glad to help sites.google.com/view/forth-books/home/forth-books

[@quentinquadrat9389]

@@PeterForth Thanks! I sent you an email for completing the list. If my email has not considered as spam, I gave you the link of the PDF. When you said "we have 122 titles describing all around Forth .Internals, programming, and uses" I know but after looking into most of them, I can affirm this book is less pedagogic and good than JonesForth's tutorial but it dives more into internals than other books. The list of words is not focussed on the list of words but how to implement and explained in a theoretical point of view how it works and the good point is there is not at all full pages of code "Forth in assembly XXX that cannot be understood".

[@wogalwogal]

Great Video ,, thank you for taking the time to make it ,, - Earle