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Elizabeth D Rather

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From: Elizabeth D Rather <erather...@forth.com>

Date: Tue, 02 Oct 2007 10:38:53 -1000

Local: Tues, Oct 2 2007 4:38 pm

Subject: ANN: 3rd Edition of Forth Programmer's Handbook

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The new, 3rd edition of the Forth Programmer's Handbook has been
released by FORTH, Inc. The book has been extensively revised and
updated to reflect current programming styles and usage. Nearly 50
pages have been added, including enhanced descriptions of many features
and new topics such as Forth cross compilers. This edition covers nearly
400 ANS Forth words and common extensions.

The Forth Programmer's Handbook was written by two founders of FORTH,
Inc. for readers with a programming background but not necessarily prior
experience with Forth. Offering comprehensive coverage of all major
aspects of the Forth language -- from basic principles to advanced
concepts -- the Handbook has become the de facto Forth reference manual
for Forth programmers everywhere.

Equally good news: FORTH, Inc. has been able to drop the book's price to
just $39. The 3rd edition is available now at http://www.forth.com and
Amazon. (But note: use the Amazon link at the FORTH, Inc. web site to
help FORTH get the most credit for keeping this valuable reference not
only in print, but better than ever!). Softcover only.

Cheers,
Elizabeth

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