| FORTH Lessons These lessons are for people who like to learn how to use FORTH to solve practical problems. They are all based on F-PC FORTH system for 80x86 machines running under DOS. Dr. Haskell first developed "The FORTH Course" which was used in his EE classroom. Later Dr. Ting filled in with the first three lessons for the beginners. |
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| The First Course, C. H. Ting An introductory course on F-PC for people new to Forth. Six lessons cover topics like input/output, stack operations, math operations, and programming. Many examples are offered to guide self-study. Manual and disk. The Second Course, C. H. Ting Subtitle "Input Output Exercises". 6 easy lessons to teach Forth using input and output problems as exercises. Include a floating point calculator, VGA graphics, printer control, music on PC, stepper motor control, and a traffic controller. The Third Course, C. H. Ting Subtitle "Right to Assemble". 6 Easy lessons to teach people how to use Forth to assemble machine instructions to optimize applications. Examples are DTMF, data compression, power graphics, Mandelbrot plots, interrupts and floating point coprocessor. The Forth Course, Richard H. Haskell A self learning tutorial based on FPC 3.50. 11 machine loadable lessons lead you from Forth fundamentals to 8086 interrupt services at your own pace. Invaluable in getting yourself familiar with the very massive FPC system. Manual and disk. |
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