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Cecil Bayona <cbayona@cbayona.com> writes:
> Look at a meeting at SVFIG on YouTube and you will see a lot of very
> old men with scraggly beards. The few Forth users there are are
> getting old.

You see the same thing at Lisp conferences.  The ideas of Lisp are alive
and thriving everywhere, though the implementation details of crufty old
systems are mostly of interest to their original users.

> Back to my cave, I'm trying to install eForth on a esp8266 CPU but I'm
> having some issues.

This might interest you:

http://hackaday.com/2016/12/23/interactive-esp8266-development-with-punyforth/