[ANS 1991]

ANS Forth, document number X3.215-1994, available from Global Engineering Documents, 2805 McGaw Ave., Irvine, CA, 92714.

[Baden, 1986]

Baden, W., "Hacking Forth." Proceedings of the Eighth FORML Conference, pub. by the Forth Interest Group, 1986.

[Ballard, 1991]

Ballard, B. and Hayes, J., "Forth and Space at the Applied Physics Laboratory," in Proceedings of the 1991 Rochester Forth Conference. Rochester, NY: The Forth Institute, 1991.

[Bradley, 1991]

Bradley, M., private communication, 7/8/91.

[Brodie, 1981]

Brodie, L. Starting FORTH. Englewood Cliffs, NJ: Prentice Hall, 1981.

[Brodie, 1984]

Brodie, L. Thinking FORTH. Englewood Cliffs, NJ: Prentice Hall, 1984.

[Cox, 1987]

William C. Cox, "A case for NPOSs in real-time applications." I&CS Magazine (pub. by Chilton), November, 1987.

[Derick, 1982]

Derick, M. and Baker, L., The Forth Encyclopedia. Mountain View, CA: The Mountain View Press, 1982.

[Dewar, 1970]

Dewar, R., "Indirect Threaded Code." Communications of the ACM, 18, 6, 1975.

[Dijkstra, 1969]

Dijkstra, E.W., "Structured Programming," Software Engineering Techniques, Buxton, J.N., and Randell, B., eds. Brussels, Belgium, NATO Science Committee, 1969.

[Duff, 1984a]

C. Duff and N. Iverson, "Forth Meets Smalltalk," Journal of Forth Application and Research, 2, 1, 1984.

[Duff, 1984b]

C. Duff, "Neon – Extending Forth in New Directions," Proceedings of the 1984 Asilomar FORML Conference pub. by the Forth Interest Group, 1984.

[Dumse, 1984]

Dumse, R., "The R65F11 and F68K Single Chip FORTH Computers," Journal of Forth Application and Research, 2, 1, 1984.

[Duncan, 1988]

Duncan, R. (Gen'l Ed.). The MS-DOS Encyclopedia. Redmond, WA: Microsoft Press, 1988.

[Duncan, 1991]

Duncan, R., private communication, 7/5/91.

[Electronics, 1976]

"RCA may offer memory-saving processor language." Electronics (Feb. 19, 1976, p. 26).

[FIG, 1978]

Forth Dimensions, 1, 1, June/July 1978, pub. by the Forth Interest Group.

[FIG, 1983]

Forth Dimensions, 5, 3, September/November, 1983, pub. by the Forth Interest Group.

[Gehrz, 1978]

Gehrz, R.D., and Hackwell, J.A., "Exploring the Infrared Universe from Wyoming." Sky and Telescope (June, 1978).

[Golden, 1985]

Golden, J., Moore, C.H. and Brodie, L. "Fast Processor Chip Takes Its Instructions Directly from Forth," Electronic Design (March 21, 1985).

[Hart, 1968]

Hart, J.F. et al., Computer Approximations. Malabar, FL: Krieger, 1968; 2nd ed., 1978.

[Hayes, 1987]

Hayes, J., Fraeman, M.E., Williams, R.L. and Zaremba, T., "A 32-bit Forth Microprocessor," Journal of Forth Application and Research, 5, 1, 1987.

[Knuth, 1974]

Knuth, D.E., "Structured Programming with go to statements." Computing Reviews, 1974, #4.

[Moore, 1958]

Moore, Charles H. and Lautman, D.A., "Predictions for Photographic Tracking Stations – APO Ephemeris 4" in SAO Special Report #11, G.F. Schilling, ed. Cambridge, MA: Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory, 1958.

[Moore, 1970a]

Moore, Charles H. and Leach, G.C. FORTH – A Language for Interactive Computing. Amsterdam, NY: Mohasco Industries Inc. (internal pub.) 1970.

[Moore, 1970b]

Moore, C.H., Programming a Problem-oriented Language. Amsterdam, NY: Mohasco Industries Inc. (internal pub.) 1970.

[Moore, 1974a]

Moore, C.H., "FORTH: A New Way to Program a Computer," Astronomy & Astrophysics Supplement Series, 15, 3, June 1974. Proceedings of the Symposium on Collection and Analysis of Astrophysical Data at NRAO, Charlottesville, VA, Nov. 13-15, 1972.

[Moore, 1974b]

Moore, C.H. and Rather, E.D., "The FORTH Program for Spectral Line Observing on NRAO's 36 ft Telescope" Astronomy & Astrophysics Supplement Series, 15, 3, June 1974. This is the Proceedings of the Symposium on the Collection and Analysis of Astrophysical Data given at NRAO, Charlottesville, VA, November 13-15, 1972.

[Moore, 1979]

Moore, C.H., "FORTH, The Last Ten Years and the Next Two Weeks..." Address at the first FORTH Convention, San Francisco, CA, November 1979, reprinted in Forth Dimensions, 1, 6, 1980.

[Moore, 1983]

Letter to the Editor of Forth Dimensions, 3, 1, 1983.

[Paloski, 1986]

Paloski, W.H., Odette, L., and Krever, A.J., "Use of a Forth-based Prolog for Real-time Expert System." Journal of Forth Application and Research, 4, 2, 1986.

[Pountain, 1987]

Pountain, R. Object Oriented Forth. New York: Academic Press, 1987.

[Parnas, 1971]

Parnas, D.L., "Information Distribution Aspects of Design Methodology." Proc. IFIP 1971 Congress. Ljubljana, Yugoslavia.

[Phys. Sci. 1975]

"Graphics in Kitt Form." Physical Science, Nov. 1975, p. 10.

[Rather, 1972]

Rather, E.D. and Moore, C.H., FORTH Programmer's Guide, NRAO Computer Division Internal Report #11, 1972. A later version, with J.M. Hollis added as a co-author, was Internal Report #17, 1974.

[Rather, 1976a]

Rather, E.D. and Moore, C.H., "The FORTH Approach to Operating Systems," Proceedings of the ACM, Oct. 1976 pp. 233-240.

[Rather, 1976b]

Rather, E.D. and Moore, C.H., "High-level Programming for Microprocessors", Proceedings of Electro 76.

[Rather, 1985]

Rather, E.D., "Fifteen Programmers, 400 Computers, 36,000 Sensors and Forth," Journal of Forth Application and Research (3, #2, 1985). Available from The Forth Institute.

[Sperry, 1991]

Sperry, Tyler, "An Enemy of the People." Embedded Systems Programming (4, 12), December, 1991.

[Taylor, 1980]

Taylor, Alan, "Alternative Software Making Great Strides." Computerworld, 12/?/80.

[TRS-80, 1979]

Press release published in "Software and Peripherals" section of Minicomputer News, 8/30/79.

[Veis, 1960]

Veis, George and Moore, C.H., "SAO Differential Orbit Improvement Program" in Tracking Programs and Orbit Determination Seminar Proceedings. Pasadena CA: Jet Propulsion Laboratories, 1960.

[Woehr, 1991]

Woehr, Jack J., "Managing Forth Projects," Embedded Systems Programming (May, 1991).

[Wood, 1986]

Wood, R.J., "Developing Real-time Process Control in Space." Journal of Forth Application and Research, 4, 2, 1986.

Brodie, L. Starting FORTH. Englewood Cliffs, NJ: Prentice Hall, 1981.

Brodie, L. Thinking FORTH. Englewood Cliffs, NJ: Prentice Hall, 1984.

(Note: The above books are available from FORTH, Inc. and the Forth Interest Group.)

Feierbach, G. and Thomas, P. Forth Tools & Applications. Reston, VA: Reston Computer Books, 1985.

Haydon, G.B. All about Forth: An Annotated Glossary. La Honda CA: Mountain View Press, 1990.

Kelly, M.G., and Spies, N. FORTH: A Text and Reference. Englewood Cliffs, NJ: Prentice Hall, 1986.

Knecht, K. Introduction to Forth. Howard Sams & Co., Indiana, 1982.

Kogge, P.M. "An Architectural Trail to Threaded Code Systems." IEEE Computer (March, 1982).

Koopman, P. Stack Computers, The New Wave. Chichester, West Sussex, England. Ellis Horwood Ltd. 1989

Martin, T. A Bibliography of Forth References, 3rd Ed. Rochester, NY: Institute for Applied Forth Research, 1987.

McCabe, C.K. Forth Fundamentals (2 volumes). Oregon: Dilithium Press, 1983.

Moore, C.H. "The Evolution of FORTH – An Unusual Language." Byte (August 1980).

Ouverson, Marlin (ed). Dr. Dobbs Toolbook of Forth, Redwood City, CA: M&T Press, Vol. 1, 1986 Vol 2, 1987.

Pountain, R. Object Oriented Forth. New York: Academic Press, 1987.

Rather, E.D. "Forth Programming Language." Encyclopedia of Physical Science & Technology (Vol. 5). New York: Academic Press, 1987.

Rather, E.D. "FORTH." Computer Programming Management. Auerbach Publishers, Inc., 1985.

Terry, J.D. Library of Forth Routines and Utilities. New York: Shadow Lawn Press, 1986

Tracy, M. and Anderson, A. Mastering Forth (2nd ed). New York: Brady Books, 1989.

Winfield, A. The Complete Forth. New York: Wiley Books, 1983.