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 This manual documents Gforth. The reader is expected to know  This manual documents Gforth. The reader is expected to know
 Forth. This manual is primarily a reference manual. @xref{Other Books}  Forth. This manual is primarily a reference manual. @xref{Other Books}
 for introductory material.  for introductory material.
Line 3669  to Report Bugs, gcc.info, GNU C Manual}. Line 3672  to Report Bugs, gcc.info, GNU C Manual}.
 Gforth descends from BigForth (1993) and fig-Forth. Gforth and PFE (by  Gforth descends from BigForth (1993) and fig-Forth. Gforth and PFE (by
 Dirk Zoller) will cross-fertilize each other. Of course, a significant part of the design of Gforth was prescribed by ANS Forth.  Dirk Zoller) will cross-fertilize each other. Of course, a significant part of the design of Gforth was prescribed by ANS Forth.
   
 Bernd Paysan wrote BigForth, a child of VolksForth.  Bernd Paysan wrote BigForth, a descendent from TurboForth, an unreleased
   32 bit native code version of VolksForth for the Atari ST, written
 VolksForth descends from F83. !! Authors? When?  mostly by Dietrich Weineck.
   
   VolksForth descends from F83. It was written by Klaus Schleisiek, Bernd
   Pennemann, Georg Rehfeld and Dietrich Weineck for the C64 (called
   UltraForth there) in the midth of the 80th and ported to Atari ST in
   1986.
   
 Laxen and Perry wrote F83 as a model implementation of the  Laxen and Perry wrote F83 as a model implementation of the
 Forth-83 standard. !! Pedigree? When?  Forth-83 standard. !! Pedigree? When?
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 1979. Dean Sanderson and Bill Ragsdale developed the original  1979. Dean Sanderson and Bill Ragsdale developed the original
 implementation of fig-Forth based on microForth.  implementation of fig-Forth based on microForth.
   
 !! microForth pedigree  microForth appears to be a downsized version of polyForth from Forth
   Inc. for the 8080 written in the midth of the 70th.
   
 A part of the information in this section comes from @cite{The Evolution  A part of the information in this section comes from @cite{The Evolution
 of Forth} by Elizabeth D. Rather, Donald R. Colburn and Charles  of Forth} by Elizabeth D. Rather, Donald R. Colburn and Charles

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