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AfterGRASP
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Platform, operating system: Microsoft Windows
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Developer: John Bridges
AfterGRASP
Developer / company: John Bridges
AfterGRASP (AG) is a successor to GLPRO and GRASP. Both GLPRO and GRASP were text scripting languages run directly from their text source code.
AG is a multistage compiler that produces a tight stack based language based on FORTH with a LISP like syntax. This FORTH language is tokenized using a dictionary system for all strings including commands, functions, variables, labels, and text.
The AfterGRASP software seems to be old or discontinued.
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AfterGRASP works with the following file extensions:
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AfterGRASP default file extension associations
Comparison table of actions that AfterGRASP can perform with each of its associated file type beta
This table might not contain all possible associated or supported file types or may contain incorrect data.
If you need more information please contact the developers of AfterGRASP (John Bridges), or check out their product website.