Re: The Promise of Forth

Bruce McFarling <agila61@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> writes Re: The Promise of Forth
[..]
> So does this mean that a really good programmer who uses Forth for his/
> her main programming and drops down into assembly for the 1%-10% where
> the program spends all its time will be able to turn around to the
> assembly language programmer and say, "I, as a Forth programmer, can
> crank out code faster than you", and turn around to the Forth
> programmer and say, "I, as an assembly language programmer, can crank
> out code that's faster than yours." ?

"I, as a non-participant in these discussions, turn out more of that
Forth code than all of you." :-)

-marcel