ronware, yes, I agree it's worth the extra size to not inconvenience people. No sense in making them get all the pieces themselves. However, I do think it's funny including an icon that's 4k itself! That's TetrOS + LocOS + para512 + sudoku62 + cdpod + lfndir + c02 right there!

I tried beginning to study Forth about a year or two ago; I didn't get too far (dunno, lost momentum, too many other things to do I guess), but I basically remember these: swap ! @ rot 2over dup . .s emit bl cell create pick roll nip tuck ." .(

I just couldn't pass up an opportunity to download yet another compiler/interpreter (or whatever ... [ ] defer create does turnkey). Kudos!

Now version 6.1.7 is released.

Version 6.1.12 is released. Has some bugfixes, getting ready for the 7.0 release...

This release is much more stable than 6.1; it has more words, is faster, and incorporates many bug fixes and user suggestions. Find it here:

http://ronware.org/reva/

looking good ronware!

thanks!

Reva 7.0.9 is released. Includes German help (still a work in progress).

Reva 9.0 is released. This is the first "stable" release of 2009, hence the version number jump.

The changes since 7.0 are many - too many to list here. As always, Reva is released to the Public Domain (or equivalent outside the US)

Reva 9.0.2 is released. It's a parting of the ways, in that I have abandoned FASM for NASM to write the core. The reason is that as of 9.0.2, Reva runs on Mac OS/X as well as Windows and Linux, and the FASM support for Mac is not there yet.

New release 9.0.10: http://dev.ronware.org/p/reva/wiki?name=9.0.10

Has a new assembler, disassembler, etc. etc. Now includes cross-platform GUI library (IUP)

i will try to follow the tutorial and learn this language.
since now it includes the IUP gui library.

New release 9.0.11 is here:

http://dev.ronware.org/p/reva/wiki?name=9.0.11

It has more IUP updates and lots of other tweaks and fixes. It is the last of the 9.x series; I am going to start making fewer but more meaningful changes now (rapid database app development, for instance).

Version 2011.1

Get it here: http://dev.ronware.org/p/reva

The newest release of Reva is ready. It includes a fair number of bug
fixes, performance improvements and new libraries/words. As usual,
the ZIP file distribution includes binaries for Windows, Mac OS/X and
Linux.

Enjoy!