On Fri, 1/20/17, Dave McGuire via vcf-midatlantic <vcf-midatlantic@lists.vintagecomputerfederation.org> wrote:

   Schweet. 
   Have you ever seen CamelForth? 

I've only taken a cursory look at it, but never actually run it.  I've
generally heard good things about it though.

   Brian, speaking of PDP-11 Forths, have you seen SOL-11?

 
I had not.  But it turns out that I'm planning to show something
similar running on a little LSI-11 in a BA11-VA box.  I'm going
to try to dust off something I wrote *mumble* years ago back in
college.  For several years, the August issue of Byte was dedicated
to a particular language.  The year I graduated from high school
it was Forth.  So I arrive at college with the latest issue of Byte
in hand and am thinking this looks like kind of a cool language.
Of course, I ask if we've got a Forth implementation on the
school's 11/70 to play with.  When the answer was no, the
natural response was, "ok, I'll write one."  That was the genesis
of a college nickname, Sir Forth.  Senior year comes along
and I decide to write a small OS for my CS senior project.  That
Forth implementation becomes the shell/application language
for the OS.  So it's long overdue to be returned to a running
state.

BLS