It's nearly two years since I wrote anything on this series - or anything else, so I think it is time to resurrect this blog. This post will be the last post discussing the traditional Lambda Calculus. We will be using the Lambda Calculus to find lists of primes using the Sieve of Eratosthenes. If … Continue reading Lambda Calculus: Finding Primes
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Forth interpreting Itself
In which we interpret Forth using Forth and a bit of cheating With an implementation of refill, we are in the position of implementing the interpreter loop in Forth itself. In the previous post, we defined the interpreter loop like this: attempt to read a line into the input buffer while last read was successful … Continue reading Forth interpreting Itself
May the Forth be With You – Programs
In which I create a state machine and compile simple programs but I don't implement branches Provide builtin branch and branch? words.http://beza1e1.tuxen.de/articles/forth.html Seems simple enough... ... oh wait, how can I branch somewhere if I don't have the concept of a program, or a list of words at the least. I'll create the words for now, but I won't … Continue reading May the Forth be With You – Programs
May the Forth Be With You – The Dictionary
In which I create a dictionary of words and an interpreter This is series of posts based on a blog by Andreas Zwinkau. Exercise 2 Create a dictionary of some sort. Initialize it with the words + and print. Execute programs like 2 3 4 + + print.http://beza1e1.tuxen.de/articles/forth.html This is where things get interesting. Prior to the exercise, Andread … Continue reading May the Forth Be With You – The Dictionary
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