David Ruggles wrote: > For us it was because the telephony interface started back around '95 on > OS/2 and Rexx was the scripting language. Since then we've migrated to other > platforms and have brought Rexx with us. > Yeah, see, it's the same discussion. Forth hung around like that for years, still does. There's always *some* new stuff in Forth, but the problem is it never became a Mass Craze. Thus, in the big-box-consumerism of the American programming shopping mall, it's invisible.
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