Languages
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- Forth Foundation Library (FFL)
- A general purpose library written in (ANS) forth. [Open source, GPL]
- 423
- Forth Programming Language
- Forth history and selected links, with a focus on artificial intelligence.
- 424
- Forth Research at Institut für Computersprachen
- List of Forth-related projects at the Institut für Computersprachen, Wien, Austria.
- 428
- Morse trainer for PalmOS written in Forth
- Including source program in Quartus Forth (a Forth implementation for PalmOS). Write a phrase and then listen to it in morse. The program includes words for setting speed (in WPM, CODEX and PARIS) and tone pitch.
- 429
- On Standardizing Object-Oriented Forth Extensions
- Treats points relevant to the Neon/Yerk model, which is implemented in Mops, Win32Forth, and ANS Forth; and which now seems to be the most popular model.
- 431
- British Computer Society (BCS) Fortran Specialist Group
- Group provides an open forum for Fortran users, distributes information about Fortran, promotes the language, and encourages its development. Describes goals and activities of group and contains presentations from meetings.
- 432
- Cloudy's Journey from FORTRAN to C, Why and How
- Article describing why the Cloudy astronomy program was converted from Fortran to C.
- 433
- Fortran Library
- A directory of Fortran resources including books, tutorials, compilers, and free software.
- 436
- Fortranplus
- Fortran training and consultancy service. Provides information on courses, consulting, and books as well as general Fortran resources.
- 437
- Handling Arithmetic Errors in Fortran 2000
- Article by Jeanne Adams discussing various aspects of the exception-handling technical report.
- 438
- Implementation of Object-Oriented Design With Fortran
- By J. Qiang, R. Ryne, and S. Habib R. Ryne. [PDF]
- 439
- Introduction to Pfortran
- Programming method to ease the job of writing parallel programs for massively parallel computers by providing constructs to coordinate non-local memory accesses. Central is an operator specifying location of off-processor variables and an operator for aggregate operations.