The Forth Foundation Library (FFL) is a general purpose forth library. Its main purpose is to make it easier to develop applications. Refer to the forth [http://www.fig-uk.org FIG], [http://wiki.forthfreak.net Wiki] or [http://www.faqs.org/faqs/computer-lang/forth-faq FAQ] for more information ab...

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Keep up on this project through my [http://rogerlevy.net/eminence/blog/ Blog.] ForthQuest (A.K.A. Quest) is a library that's intended to become the preeminent game development language extension for Standard ANS Forth. Forth is a minimal-syntax, stack-based language that is the fastest interpret...

=`:r4`= _Open Source Release under GPL 2_ Originally by PHREDA (2005) Programming Language for the WINE and WINCE platform: * forth-like language to program computers. * uses prefixes to guide compiler behavior, like ColorForth but without colors..a colorless colorforth. * has a ...

!ZmForth! is an [http://www.taygeta.com/forth/dpans.htm ANS Forth] implementation for the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Z-machine Z-machine]. It provides the complete core, double-number, exception, facility, string, and tools word sets, and most of the related extension word sets. The project a...

PForth can be easily ported to new 32-bit platforms. It only needs character input and output functions to operate and, therefore, does not require an operating system. This makes it handy for bringing up and testing embedded systems. PForth also works well on desktops including Windows, Mac and Li...

http://maschenwerk.de/4p/logo-194x50.gif 4p is a FORTH system influenced by Retroforth, Reva, HelFORTH and others. It is intended to make 4p as ANS-compatible as needed and possible. *[http://forth4p.googlecode.com/files/4p-1.5-wip.tgz 4p-1.5-wip] is available!* See [History] of 4p.

FINA (FINA Is Not ANS) is a small direct-threaded Forth compiler/interpreter. Should be easy to port and embed in other applications. Tries to follow the ANS Forth standard. Currently supports PowerPC and X86 (MIPS and ARM untested).

This a a place for user supported plug ins to the VentureForth compiler. The compiler belongs to IntellaSys, who distributes it at www.intellasys.net, but the code here is distributed under the MIT License, which is reasonably close to the public domain.

PropForth 2.4 for the Propeller from Parallax. A fully interactive development environment which runs on the Propeller. Based of SpinForth 1.1 which has been left active for the next while.