Annotation of gforth/README, revision 1.7

1.7     ! anton       1: Gforth is a fast and portable implementation of the ANS Forth
        !             2: language. This represents the present state of the Gforth project
        !             3: whose goal is the development of a standard implementation model for
        !             4: ANS Forth. Gforth supports indirect threading on every machine
        !             5: supported by GCC, and direct threading on several popular
        !             6: architectures. Gforth is distributed under the GNU General Public
        !             7: license (see COPYING).
1.1       anton       8: 
1.7     ! anton       9: Read INSTALL for installation instructions. Mail
        !            10: gforth-bugs@mips.complang.tuwien.ac.at if you have problems.  To start
        !            11: the system, just say `gforth' (after installing it).
1.1       anton      12: 
1.7     ! anton      13: If you want to work on Gforth, mail me. Tasks to be done can be found
        !            14: in ToDo; but if you would like to do something not mentioned there,
        !            15: it's ok, too. In any case, we would like to hear what you are
        !            16: doing. The most important tasks IMO are the missing ANS Forth words,
        !            17: the documentation and the foreign language interface for C.
1.4       anton      18: 
                     19: On popular request, here are the meanings of unusual file extensions:
                     20: 
                     21: *.fs   Forth stream source file
                     22: *.fi   Forth image files
                     23: *.fb   Forth blocks file
                     24: *.i    C include files
                     25: *.ds   documenation source
                     26: *TAGS  etags files
1.1       anton      27: 
                     28: - anton
1.6       anton      29: anton@mips.complang.tuwien.ac.at
                     30: http://www.complang.tuwien.ac.at/anton/home.html

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