From: dtaliaf@rt66.com
Subject: Ada beginner seeks TIL (Forth) example
Date: 1998/05/29
Date: 1998-05-29T00:00:00+00:00 [thread overview]
Message-ID: <6kn6c6$2vi$1@nnrp1.dejanews.com> (raw)
Hello,
I am working on a project using Ada95, and have no experience with this
language. What I have seen so far looks good from a software engineering
perspective.
When confronted with a new language I like to explore it though an
implementation of a threaded interpretive language (TIL), such as Forth.
Does anyone out there have (or can point me to) a TIL (Forth) written in Ada?
If I can't find an example I'll try to write one from scratch.
This actually has some practical value, as the TIL can be used to great effect
as a scripting tool during systems integration and testing. In a recent
contract I wrote interactive socket scripts using a UNIX C-based TIL; allowing
fast internet communication with an NT running Visual Basic.
Generic interpreter examples would also be a great help.
- Dave T
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