[The seventh in a series of posts on the evolution of TransForth ] At this point we have a reasonably complete Forth that’s pretty fun to play with. Like I said in the first post though, we don’t just want to build a Forth in F#. Stopping...

[The sixth in a series of posts on the evolution of TransForth ] There’s beginning to be more Forth than F# in these posts! The last major piece we’re missing in the language, aside from some compile-time trickery we’ll get into later...

[The fifth in a series of posts on the evolution of TransForth ] Sadly (or happily), we’ve come to a point at which we need to begin thinking like an assembly programmer in order to appreciate the mechanics of Forth’s control flow...

[The fourth in a series of posts on the evolution of TransForth ] We’re getting very close to the point at which we’ll need to start moving closer to the machine with things like direct memory access. Implementing IF / ELSE / THEN ,...

[The third in a series of posts on the evolution of TransForth ] Now that we have Forth hobbling along, we can start to peel away the scaffolding. Some of the things we’ve defined in F# can now be redefined in Forth instead. As we go along, I...