Can you compile forth programs to run without the forth environment?

[Thraka]

No description provided.

[burnsauce]

If you mean to never return to the interpreter and to shed the dictionary required for interactive use, yes!

Check the manual, section 2.7.3, Turn-key Operation

[Whammo]

It's a great manual.

[Thraka]

Sorry, I missed the original response. @burnsauce @Whammo What I mean is can you save to PRG, reset the machine to normal BASIC and run LOAD"PROGRAM.PRG",8 and it runs? Can you send someone the PRG and they just run it on their C64 without any extra setup? Or do they need support files and other stuff on a disk to have the PRG run?

[jkotlinski]

Yes, you should be able to do that following those instructions in the manual. ons 31 juli 2024 kl. 20:56 skrev Andy De George ***@***.***>:

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