IRC Log - 2025-06-12

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11:39:29 ##forth <olle> Object-oriented forth where every element on the stack always is an object? And the stack, too.

11:42:07 ##forth <olle> https://forth.org/literature/andras.html - An Assembly Programer's Approach to Object-oriented Forth

11:42:10 ##forth <olle> Hm!

13:21:08 ##forth <olle> OK that's still opt-in OOP, I wonder if there's a forced OOP dialect.

13:46:28 ##forth <olle> https://www.complang.tuwien.ac.at/anton/euroforth/ef18/papers/bensusan.pdf - Method dispatch in Oforth

15:01:20 ##forth <olle> In which case `1 2 +`, `+` would be a message sent to object `Num(2)`? Perhaps. :)

15:06:25 ##forth <identity> postfix smalltalk? looks perverse

15:07:30 ##forth <olle> They did something for Neon lang Apple Mac, allegedely, trying to find it

15:08:44 ##forth <olle> https://www.forth.org/svfig/kk/10-2010-Hoffman.pdf - Forth Meets Smalltalk

15:09:34 ##forth <olle> So messages end with `:`

15:09:39 ##forth <olle> `1 2 +:`

15:09:40 ##forth <olle> :p

15:11:16 ##forth <xentrac> normal Smalltalk uses an operand stack for computation

15:12:01 ##forth <olle> xentrac: what's that?

15:16:33 ##forth <xentrac> a stack of data, like Forth

15:17:25 ##forth <xentrac> https://dercuano.github.io/notes/tiny-interpreters-for-microcontrollers.html#addtoc_1 has my notes on the topic

15:17:51 ##forth <xentrac> Python too

15:20:02 ##forth <xentrac> http://www.oforth.com says "Site not installed. OVHCLoud"

15:20:15 ##forth <olle> Kewl

15:22:57 ##forth <olle> Dead project I guess

15:37:05 ##forth <xentrac> not necessarily, maybe just a dead domain name

15:41:40 ##forth <olle> Hm

19:27:25 ##forth <lispmacs[work]> Maybe Sean is already famous around here, but just in case I thought I should mention the interesting posts he has been doing on his forth implementation, at The Boston Diaries. I read it over gemini, but here is the Web address of the latest post:

19:27:32 ##forth <lispmacs[work]> https://boston.conman.org/2025/06/09

19:29:38 ##forth <xentrac> thanks!

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