Re: value-flavoured structures

Ruvim <ruvim.pinka@gmail.com> writes:

Such dialects, or better said, descendants, already exist.
For example: Factor, StrongForth.

Probably useless for embedded applications.

Agreed.

Factor is sort of a Lisp dialect that is garbage collected, I think.  So maybe
not great for embedded.  StrongForth, I thought, was like regular Forth but
with a type system.  That shouldn't be a problem unless there are other
issues.  Ada is strongly typed, and C++ is sort-of-strongly typed, and both
are used in embedded apps all the time.