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		<title>ActionScript 3.0 Interpreter Design Pattern: A PostScript Tutor</title>
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Back in the day I used to do a lot of FORTH programming. For about 10 years I’d attend a weekly meeting of FORTH programming engineers at General Dynamics in San Diego and marvel at what they could do with this postfix language. (Postfix is often called reverse Polish notation after [...]]]></description>
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