"Exactly.  The point is that, to the extent there is a "Forth way", it's
to solve the real-world problem at hand, rather than writing something
like a "generalized array definer".  CREATE DOES> is simple and clean.
If there is a particular application requirement for even greater speed
(which I haven't encountered) that *might* justify a more complex
solution, but on the whole, "good Forth" consists of the simplest,
cleanest solution to the real-world problem you have, rather than trying
to imagine a problem someone else might have someday in a hypothetical
circumstance. " - Elizabeth Rather, 13th June 2010

