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Oforth is for Object + Forth : while based on Forth philosophy (data stack, one pass compilation, ...), it implements a full object metamodel.

Features include :
. Object metamodel : everything is an object.
. Automatic garbage collection.
. Support of functional programming style and closures using blocks.
. Support of parallelism using ligth-weight tasks and communication using channels.

Revision as of 11:58, 8 March 2015

Language
Oforth
This programming language may be used to instruct a computer to perform a task.
Official website
Garbage collected: Yes
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Oforth is for Object + Forth : while based on Forth philosophy (data stack, one pass compilation, ...), it implements a full object metamodel.

Features include : . Object metamodel : everything is an object. . Automatic garbage collection. . Support of functional programming style and closures using blocks. . Support of parallelism using ligth-weight tasks and communication using channels.

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