Has anyone here used FlashForth?

[djsb]

I'm Just starting to read "Starting Forth" by Leo Brodie. I've found Peter Jacobs FlashForth tutorial at https://flashforth.com/tutorials.html
I'm just wondering if anyone here has used FlashForce alongside CCS C or on its own? Maybe assembly code output from CCS can be used to create words in FlashForce? Is the PIC18F26K22 used in the tutorials popular here, and is it well-supported in CCS C? Thanks.






P.S. I've also bought myself a couple of Scamp 3 boards from here https://udamonic.com/index.html which use the PIC24FJ64GB202. I don't have the PCD compiler, but I may include it in the CCS workshop compiler purchase later on.

[Ttelmah]

No.
There is no connection between, or use between Forth and C.
They are completely separate languages. FlashForth produces it's own
output, that is executed by the Forth interpreter in the target system.
You upload the interpreter with the code to the target.
Used Forth, years ago. Key difference is that it is a stack based language,
so values are put into the stack and operations performed from the stack.
I liked it years ago, since my first electronic calculators were the Hewlett
Packard RPN calculators (HP35 etc.).