PG-05: Forth Forth83 #7237/246 is a Forth interpreter. Fifth 2.7 08-93 CD Software Construction Company $50 #7237/566 is a Forth-like programming system made up of a compiler, a text editor, debugger, a dictionary editor, and an interactive environment. Fifth uses incremental compilation that limits compiles to sections of code which have been changed, as they are changed, rather than requiring a recompilation of the entire program. The compiles are also extremely fast. Fifth supports graphics, 32-bit arithmetic, and the 8087 math coprocessor. FF Zimmer, Tom $0 #7237/1360 [2 disks] is a Forth system whose origins can be traced back to F83. FF has been tailored to use sequential files for source, and all references to BLOCK have been removed. MVPForth #27238/250 is a FORTH interpreter plus two other FORTH interpreters on the same disk. Pygmy Forth 1.4 Sergeant, Frank $? #27238/2024 is a Forth programming environment based on Charles Moore's cmFORTH for the NOVIX Forth chip. It includes an editor and assembler, yet only takes about 14k of disk space. It comes with a manual on disk and complete source code, including a meta-compiler. Up to 15 files can be opened simultaneously, and in-string literals are allowed. UCC Forth United Controls Corporation $? #27238/1584 is based on UCC's original 8-bit version of Forth. It is Direct Threaded; uses Sequential file structures rather than 1024 byte screens; has substantial built-in debugging and trace facilities; can shell through DOS 3.3 to utilize your normal word processor/editor; and can CLOAD binary COM files produced by MASM. EGA graphics are included. The Uniforth Sampler #27238/640 is a subset of the full Professional UNIFORTH. It provides a full assembler, video editor and software floating-point arithmetic. It supports the FORTH-83 Standard with few exceptions. You will find the Sampler to be the equivalent of several commercial systems selling for $200 or more, according to the author. The author is no longer at the address given in the doc file. ]]]]]