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- The Forth assembler is normally resident at all times. This means a
- programmer can assemble code at any time, either from source on
- disk or from the command line. Regardless of where the code comes
- from, the assembled version will be the same.
- In conventional programming, assemblers leave their object code in a
- file, which a linker must integrate with code in files from high-level
- language compilers (if any) before the resultant program can be
- loaded into memory for testing. But the resident Forth assembler
- assembles its code directly into memory in executable form, thus
- avoiding this cumbersome procedure.
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