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Home > Forums > Programmers > Languages > Forth Forum

Forth for handheld machines?

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fkereki (IS/IT--Management)
9 Jun 03 20:34
Hi!

Does anybody know about any FORTH ports for "VERIFONE" or "INGENICO" P.O.S. machines?

Best regards,
Federico Kereki

PS. I learned structured programming with Forth on an Apple, after keying in a bought photocopied assembly listing, which I found about in a FORTH-themed BYTE magazine ad!
JamieCairns (Programmer)
16 Oct 03 12:20
Sorry Federico, no answer for you, but thought I could add to the question - looking for a Forth for the Sharp Zaurus - Linux/Strongarm PDA...

TIA
Jamie
Hitechbuzz (TechnicalUser)
16 Oct 03 20:22
Hi Guys
Sorry I can't help either but it's good to see someone else looks here Cheers
DRuffer (Programmer)
21 Oct 03 11:36
Forth, Inc. worked with Verifone and Ingenico Smart Card readers a few years ago, so they probably still have a SwiftX version for them.  For Linux, I'd recommend one of the C based forths (GForth, PFE or pForth), but you will need to configure them yourself.

DaR
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