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At least source code tag is essential in any forum. + .onion address!

And I agree with you.

This is history. History of our computers. Why would it be a waste of time? It's very interesting and still used nowadays.

Hi,

I know this forum is in early development stage but here's what I'm missing:

By the way, correct me if I'm wrong.

Shoutbox features:

• Tag users with notification sound

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• Whisper to user /msg @user <msg>

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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Forth_(programming_language)

https://www.forth.com/resources/space-applications/

I personally fiddled around with GForth and some other Forth-dialect. It's just different concept of programming (stack-based) and it was fun to play around with.

Some code:

25 10 * 50 + CR .

Result:

300 ok

Explanation: First you put 25 and 10 on the stack (imagine you stack the numbers on top of each other), then there's the operation which will do 25*10 and then you have 250 on the stack, then you put 50 on the stack and then there's another operation + which will do 250+50. The stack holds now "300". CR is carriage return and "." will print the number which is left on the stack.

Another example, some function declaration in Forth:

: FLOOR5 ( n -- n' ) DUP 6 < IF DROP 5 ELSE 1 - THEN ;

Which is the same as this in C:

int floor5(int v) {

return (v < 6) ? 5 : (v - 1);

}

There are also zeptoforth which you can use on RP2040 and RP2350 microcontrollers + other mcu: https://github.com/tabemann/zeptoforth

it's a growing community around rust and if i remember correctly i tested it last year. it's fun to program with, i like the syntax.

but most importantly, you don't have to like a programming language, you chose the language that fits best for the problem you're trying to solve.