From:	"Jack Klein" <jackklein AT worldnet DOT att DOT net>
Newsgroups:	comp.os.msdos.djgpp,comp.lang.c
Subject:	Re: Scripting language library
Date:	11 Dec 1997 04:03:55 GMT
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Funny, I always thought it was spelled "forth".

Hans Bezemer <hansoft AT geocities DOT com> wrote in article
<348e5375 DOT 789931 AT news DOT xs4all DOT nl>...
> 4tH is basic framework for creating application specific
> scripting languages. It is a library of functions centered
around
> a virtual machine, which guarantees high performance, ease of
use
> and low overhead.
> 
> Th package contains instructions how to modify the package in
order to fit your
> own requirements.  All its basic building blocks (compiler,
> interpreter, decompiler, loader and saver) can be called with
a
> single line of C. No initialization necessary.
> 
> 4tH is compiled to bytecode. Several compiled applets can
reside in memory at
> the same time. Compiled applets can be saved to disk and
reloaded. The bytecode
> is very compact! A fully functional Uuencode or Uudecode take
up LESS than 1 KB!
> 
> Compilation is done in memory and is very efficient. 25K
sources compile in just
> 40K of memory.
> 
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