دانلود کتاب Forth Programmer’s Handbook

The Forth programming language was originally developed in the early 1970s
by Charles H. Moore, at the National Radio Astronomy Observatory. Forth
was used at several NRAO installations for controlling radio telescopes and
associated scientific instruments, as well as for high-speed data acquisition
and graphical analysis. Today Forth is used worldwide by people seeking
maximum flexibility and efficiency in a wide variety of application areas.

The Forth Programmer’s Handbook book provides a detailed technical reference
for programmers and engineers who are developing software using versions
of Standard Forth (ANSI X3.215:1994, the standard adopted in 1994; equivalent
to ISO/IEC 15145:1997) provided by FORTH, Inc. or other vendors. It features
Standard Forth and many extensions commonly in use; some information in
this book is taken directly from the official standard’s documentation.
This book assumes the reader has a general knowledge of programming principles
and practices, and general familiarity with computer hardware and software
systems.