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RfD - Enhanced local variable syntax ==================================== Stephen Pelc - 20 August 2006 Problem ======= 1) The current LOCALS| ... | notation...
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Works For Me (TM). That's basically the same syntax that I used in my first Forth local variable implementation, circa 1985. The mills of Forth grind slowly,...
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ThrowIors.txt Stephen Pelc, 21 August 2006 Rationale ========= Problem ... Error codes returned by some words, e.g. ALLOCATE are not specified, and an...
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RfD - S\" and quoted strings with escapes 21 August 2006, Stephen Pelc 20060821 First draft Rationale ========= Problem ... The word S" 6.1.2165 is the primary...
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RfD - Synonyms Synonym.txt Stephen Pelc, 21 August 2006 20060821 First draft Rationale ========= Problem ... Various words have been used to gneration a new...
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... Win32Forth also has SYNONYM with the same syntax. ... George Hubert...
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RfD - Structures 21 August 2006, Stephen Pelc 20060821 First draft Rationale ========= Problem ... Virtually all serious Forth systems provide a means of...
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a) It would be more Forth-like (simpler implementation, no backpatching, easier to make anonymous structures) if the structure name were defined at the end....
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... I SECOND THAT ONE. Stephen seems to have a preference for more complex and (forth-wise) less elegant solutions. The same thing with AKA and SYNONYM. AKA is...
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... I'm sure you didn't intend any disrespect, but I think it's better if we avoid even the appearance of "ad hominem" arguments. For the record, Stephen has...
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Aug 21, 2006
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... I have a flame-proof suit which I put on before reading responses to proposals. So far, the consensus on structures is: BEGIN-STRUCT <size> FIELD POO ...
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... First of all I'd like to stress that I have the utmost respect for Stephen and not only because his book was able to learn even me a trick or two. It was...
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ANS Forth says that provision of source code is enough to be compliant. In 2006 should provision of a web link be enough? I suggest yes. If so, what impact...
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I've had another go at structures, making the assumption that the "name-first" and "name-last" camps can't agree and must coexist somehow. IMHO if we cannot...
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Stephen, I largely support your second attempt. I'm afraid there are already so many implementations (that is also the reason why OO extensions failed) that...
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I don't have strong feelings about the spelling (as long as no underscores). I have a slight preference for (a) below, as it's clear and uncluttered. The names...
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... Seconded. The struct/field/end-struct from gForth were inspired by OF, anyway. Another point: If you need to expand a structure later, don't start with...
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... They confict with the PFW and VFX word names and others. ... SYNONYM can easily be implemented for cross compilers, and the implementation cost on your...
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... Well, obviously we will break some code here or there. There are some areas where ANS-Forth is lacking, otherwise we wouldn't have this discussion. So, ...
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... IMO provided instructions on how to acquire the code and include it are provided (including acquision of any auxillary programs neeeded) are clearly stated...
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... What would be the effect of SYNONYM FOO BLAH IMMEDIATE where BLAH isn't an immediate word i.e. does BLAH also become immediate as well as FOO or just FOO....
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The current standings on the CfV: "Separate FP Stack" are: Systems [ ] conforms to ANS Forth. Mops/PowerMops (Mike Hore) ForthCAD (Charles Melice) iForth...
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Systems [ ] conforms to ANS Forth. iForth Gforth [ ] already implements the proposal in full since release [ ]: [ ] implements the proposal in full in a...
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Hans wrote ... Great! We're getting there ... Name conflicts with other systems, some of which I have a vested interest in :-; Past experience shows that name...
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... Does anyone have an objection to making this an ambiguous condition? My reasons are twofold: a) IMMEDIATE is a modifier which affects a definition that ...
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Aug 23, 2006
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... We don't need a standard for that. If the implementors choose, the programmers cannot rely on any of the being present. ... In particular, there is no...
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... No, old code can still use the old structures stuff unless there is a naming conflict. ... No, you can just continue to use the Gforth-compatible structure...
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... There is no such thing in standard C. I guess this is something that some embedded system C compilers are doing, and that they do away with alignment...
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... FOO would now have a compilation semantics that is the same as its interpretation semantics. ... Then the implementor should choose a strategy that behaves...
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... I stand corrected. I guess I'm overly compliant where new standards are concerned. Hans Bezemer -- ================ "First make it work, then improve it." ...
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