Can anyone explain why the address of pad changes depending on the operating system? Using the same Win32For.exe: XP 32 bit: pad h. 138020 Vista 64 bit: pad...
... operating system? ... using a hard coded value for pad on a different computer. ... now. ... PAD is in the user area (so different tasks have their own),...
... Pad starts at a uservariable. They are allocated on the returnstack. Various window systems apear to handle the returnstack in a different way. The kernel...
... operating system? ... using a hard coded value for pad on a different computer. ... now. ... In Win98 I get pad h. 7B7E90 does that make it a penthouse ?...
... the operatin ... when using a ... returnstack. ... different way. ... you're doing. ... You are right, I had not meant to hard code pad but I was surprised...
... the ... when ... Tryit ... is ... code ... implementation ... The ... Thanks for the reply, there was no need to hard code pad but having done so it took...
... Don't use it directly. Use TYPE EMIT and friends to interact with the console. And take a look at the files in "src\console" to find some more info for the...
... No criticism intended btw! One of the bugs (inserting characters over the end of a line) appears to have been fixed. It used to insert them "back to...
Let me be a little more clear what I want is the 'does>' function applied to the array that has been created using malloc DOES> ( member; row -- a-addr ) DUP @...
Thanks Alex. This will work. I do my reallocation - resizing a little different. I first malloc a new larger space and copy exisitng data into the new...
Question on the application of DOES>. I can see what it does. But how is it applied? Maybe that is the wrong question. Here is how I ... \ Array code...
... I ... definition? ... DOES> applies to the last definition so you cannot insert any definitions (including :NONAME ones) between the create and does>, but ...
Used in another version of FORTH. SEG>DESC is not define in Win32Forth ideas on how to accomplish the same thing? Am I correct in assuming I need to load it...
I have been seaching the web looking for the 486 instruction set and register description. No luck. Anyone got a good reference? The code below will not...
... Hi Frank, From your two posts, it looks like you're porting code from Rick VanNorman's Forth32. I've worked around in it a bit. Very fast. Also has some...
... This won't run as its 16 bit assembler, and it tries to write characters to the video area, something Windows doesn't allow. Replace it with; ... It won't...
Hi Frank - If you do end up needing to wade through the Intel manuals, I've recently finished writing an Intel assembler myself and would be glad to help with ...
Win32forth is a windows application. Therefore a dc handle has been assigned to it correct? SO how do I access the dc handel it is using? When I write a forth...
Very old thread. New question. What is up with Jeff Fox and UT. I note the store is closed and the site hasnt been updated for a year and I couldn't find an...
I have been away from FORTH for a while and noticed that Jeff Fox's UT site is dormant. Any one have any news? M. Simon ... Be a better Globetrotter. Get...
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