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There is a Forth Meeting in Germany this weekend, a quick rough tranlation for interested parties

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  There is a Forth Meeting in Germany this weekend, a quick rough tranlation for interested parties JUERGEN <epldfpga@aol.com> - 2017-04-22 12:46 -0700
    Re: There is a Forth Meeting in Germany this weekend, a quick rough tranlation for interested parties Paul Rubin <no.email@nospam.invalid> - 2017-04-22 13:40 -0700

#57841 — There is a Forth Meeting in Germany this weekend, a quick rough tranlation for interested parties

Just looked at the planned Presentations, and did a quick and very rough translation for the non_German_speaking_community:

Forth Meeting Germany this weekend – a quick translation
Planned Presentations
From link http://tagung.forth-ev.de/  on www.forth-ev.de
 1 Question Hour about noForth (15-30) - Albert Nijhof
 2 Minos2 - A GUI for net2o () - Bernd Paysan
The talk shows plans and current progress in the implementation of MINOS2, which is to serve as a GUI for net2o.
 3 The Forthciste (10 min) - Bitter Martin   a Gap Filler
 4 Vector graphics using Forth programs via Tektronix 4014 emulation under Unix / Linux and DOS b Ligthning Talk (a45 b10) - Carsten Strotmann
 5 The FE301 Risc-V processor from SiFive / Clockworks 3 --- The search for the lost time () - Erich Walde
The HiFive1 is currently available on crowdsupply.com. A Risc-V 32-bit controller. Programmable in C (riscv32-unknown-eleven-gcc) and assembler. Sam Falvo has already thought about a Forth. Anyone who has read my article in the VD 2016-04 knows that I am again dealing with watches and clocks. You may also know that my watch went inexplicably 20 seconds a day after. The puzzle is solved ...
 6 Theforth.net: how to use packages practically (45) - Gerald Wodni
News from theforth.net, and a hands-on with fget and the concrete use.
 7 Forth - (K) a good idea for larger projects!? () - Jörg Völker
The Servonaut HS12 is a two-year development project, of which about half is in the software. After a short presentation of the transmitter and its peculiarities follows an experience report about the problems occurring in the software. After that, we are showing our approach to solutions, which we have used to try to avoid various typical falls in Forth.
 8 Libraries - a compilation on demand mechanism () - Klaus Schleisiek
MicroControllers usually have small program memories, so the inclusion of all frequently used words occupies significant proportions of the available space. This is much dead code when only a few of these words are used in the specific application. How nice it would be to have a loading mechanism that only loads the words that the application actually needs. One such mechanism I have developed on gforth 0.6.2 to boost the crosscompiler for Microcore (uCore).
 9 Static Type Check () - M. Anton Ertl
 10 A) 430eForth: Tips, Tools & Tests b) Context switching: vocabulary prefix for libraries (a) about 30 min, b) about 30 min) - Manfred Mahlow
To a) A little more comfort during the flashing. Against the reset trap. 430eForth & Co. - A comparison. To b) Better structured code and clearer user interface through vocabulary prefixes.
 11 The Stack of Stacks () - Ulrich Hoffmann
 12 Is there a future for Forth? (Willem Ouwerkerk
 13 The world of Forth is divided into many small sub groups. Often using an own dialect of Forth. If you want to know more about this, please click here.
 14 News from the STRIP Forth-Processor (about 35 minutes) - Willi Stricker
STRIP Forth Processor: Expansion of the addressable memory space by new functions, segmentation.

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JUERGEN <epldfpga@aol.com> writes:
> Just looked at the planned Presentations, and did a quick and very
> rough translation for the non_German_speaking_community:
> Forth Meeting Germany this weekend – a quick translation

Thanks, some of those look interesting.  

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