Re: Optimizing run package

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I generally develop my small apps in swift forth and then transfer to
either:

Aztec Forth - this is no longer supported but is a full windows
compatible forth, generates exes of around 23kb -
http://www.tww.cx/azintro.php

and lately I have been using

Reva from ronware.org <http://ronware.org>, this is still under active
development and generates exe of similar size to Aztec.

Difference between Reva and Aztec is the order of items for windows api
calls Reva is the same as swiftforth whilst Aztec is backwards ala Winforth.

Both apps are free.

Happy coding

Rob Ward

Leon Wagner wrote:

>Our SwiftX cross-compilers generate native code for many processors. While
>intended primarily for embedded systems development, we do have a version
>that targets the Win32 environment. You can make EXE prorams as well as
>DLLs. (The SwiftForth console library TTY.DLL was generated with SwiftX.)
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>www.forth.com/embedded
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>It does not some of the very advanced features that the resident SwiftForth
>environment has (most notably SWOOP). But for simple applications, it works
>just fine.
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>I just compiled a program with "Hello World" (in a dialog box -- this IS
>Windows), and the total size of TARGET.EXE is 16K.
>
>Leon Wagner
>Senior Software Engineer
>FORTH, Inc.
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Received on Fri Feb 03 2006 - 14:07:25 PST