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{{compiler}}Toka is a concatenative programming language with similarities to [[:Category:Forth|Forth]]. It has two accessible [[Stack|stacks]] for passing data, a dictionary which maps names to functions, an [[interpreter]], a [[compiler]] (generating threaded code), a form of [[garbage collection]], and various functions to aid in debugging and inspecting compiled code. Toka also has a set of optional libraries that extend the core language in many ways.


Toka is distributed under an [[open source|open-source]] license.
Toka is a programming language with simple syntax, two stacks, and many similarities to Forth.


{{language programming paradigm|concatenative}}
Tcl is distributed under the [[MIT/X11 License]].

==External Links==
*[http://charleschilders.com:9812 Toka Home]

Latest revision as of 10:05, 12 March 2023

Language
Toka
This programming language may be used to instruct a computer to perform a task.
Official website
Garbage collected: Yes
See Also:


Listed below are all of the tasks on Rosetta Code which have been solved using Toka.
Toka is an example of a compiler. You may find the programming tasks that have been solved using it here.

Toka is a concatenative programming language with similarities to Forth. It has two accessible stacks for passing data, a dictionary which maps names to functions, an interpreter, a compiler (generating threaded code), a form of garbage collection, and various functions to aid in debugging and inspecting compiled code. Toka also has a set of optional libraries that extend the core language in many ways.

Toka is distributed under an open-source license.