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…dded as they should, but enter presses are not registered for some reason
… for the BBC Micro
…an example program
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It now also supports running a Forth script from file when the filename is given as a command line argument, and I added a simple example file. |
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LGTM; you beat me to it, as I actually have my own Forth-in-C which I wrote for cpmish (at https://github.com/davidgiven/fforth)... |
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I ported a small Forth implementation in C, licensed as Public Domain, which I found here.
It is most likely not the most efficient Forth-implementation for the 6502, given that it is written in C, but it was trivial to port to CP/M-65 and works nicely.
I added it to all platforms except for the C64/VIC20 and BBC Micro where it does not fit on the disks.