The FORTH approach to operating systems

Authors:
Elizabeth D. Rather;Charles H. Moore
Affiliations:
FORTH, Inc., 815 Manhattan Avenue, Manhattan Beach, California;FORTH, Inc., 815 Manhattan Avenue, Manhattan Beach, California
Venue:
ACM '76 Proceedings of the 1976 annual conference
Year:
1976

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Abstract

FORTH is a programming technique designed for interactive, on-line multi-task minicomputer applications. It features an extensible command set which leads naturally to the development of an application oriented vocabulary and operating system. FORTH combines extreme compactness with high speed performance.