The standard documenation is automatically generated and benefits from comments directly integrated in the PFE sources. See the unpacked documentation on this site, and fetch a copy of source and doc packages from the Download Area (including a CHM File)
Since PFE implements the ANSI Forth Standard, you should read its documents as well, as in the Draft Proposal for ANS Forth that is publically available. There are also a lot of documents to be found at the WWW, the Forth Programming Webring at ZForth is a good starting point.
The 0.32.x documentation - (the current docbook manual) |
The 0.32.x docbook file - (rendered as a single page) |
The 0.31.x documentation - (moved to old/ subdir now) |
The 0.30.x documentation - (the docs that were actually quite good) |
The sources made browsable - (purely experimental so far) |
The autoconf extensions archive - (needed by pfe developers in 0.29.x) |
The download file-list for releases |
The download http area for releases |
The download ftp area for snapshots |
Link to xm-tools project - (to generate 0.31.x and 0.32.x docs) |
Link to comp.lang.forth.repository - (project has just started) |
Link to comp.lang.forth news archive at deja.com - (post there) |
Link to the 4TH tutor - (a fine introduction to a forth system) |
Link to the 4TH and Forthprimer - (the ANSForth tutorial successor of the 4TH tutor) |
(This is list is slightly outdated)