But this thing looks rather good. Not open source, but for what it does, $199/year isn't bad.
Edit: $199/year for the commercial version. Non-commercial is free.
I'd be curious to try something else for easier testing at a higher level or even figure out how to run the 8086 in a virtual machine..
>> but GForth, the only accessible Forth, looks a bit unloved.
With something as stable as Forth, I'm not sure what kind of activity would indicate a project is active enough unless it is adapting to new or highly unstable architectures?
Deal-breaker for me.
q) Are there any restrictions on who can use 8th?
a) Yes. Due to Israeli export laws, residents of the following countries may neither use nor purchase 8th: Cuba, Iran, Iraq, Lebanon, Libya, North Korea, Palestinian Authority, Sudan, and Syria.
WTF! This is the very deal-breaker for me...