Some time back I looked at ficl, but it seems to be incomplete
and married to Mac, and I need a linux system version.
Then I saw this:-
"Mini-OOF is (this is mini-oof.fs from gforth 0.6.2):
....
: method ( m v "name" -- m' v ) Create over , swap cell+ swap
....
: class ( class -- class methods vars ) dup 2@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
;
....
: new ( class -- o ) here over @[EMAIL PROTECTED]
allot swap over ! ;
Create object 1 cells , 2 cells , ...",
which is using OOP-jargon.
I KNOW that gforth is mature and good as I've tested ver *6*
Is a version of gforth, or some other forth recommended to
experiment with OOP concepts?
Thanks for any feedback,
==crg


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