I like how they call them HIGH LEVEL languages, as if they were better.  :)
and I guess the ASM guys are LOW LEVEL, like the crud on your shoe, right?
Just kidding, by the way.


>     Good God! Why would anybody WANT to program in FORTH????
>>
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>>Subject: High-level FORTH for PICs
>>Author:  maris@LEIA.FACTORY.COM at internet
>>Date:    12/19/96 5:54 PM
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>>Anyone intesested in programming PICs in high level FORTH should check
>>out http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homepages/ramtech/ for info.
>>        FORTH produces very compact fast code which can be tested
>>incrementally
>>on the actual hardware without programming the PIC device itself until
>>the code is debugged, by means of an ICEPIC device plugged into the PIC
>>socket and connected to a PC. The ICEPIC fetches the code from files on
>>the PC and runs it on the hardware as if it were running from the PIC
>>device itself.
>>        The company is located in the UK. I have no association with
>>Ramtech --
>>I just thought some PIC users might find this information useful.

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