... ***** Ok. but one only is enougth. If not already defined, I would have used only v . On the other hand vaddr is longer but much more meaningful. ... ...
... yet ... The SYSTEM space contains the headers (name information) and data/high level code of words defined when IN-SYSTEM is in force. When an application...
... Hi, You directly pointed out the right question ;) ... This wordset fills a gap between basic Forth data structuring (as used in kernel and everywhere we...
... conflicts ... the ... Ok, that clear. ... Forth ... assembler ... for ... an ... Ok, I remember ITC and STC now. I did use Swiftforth STC and their ...
... Your needs are perhaps a bit more advanced than mine. My needed features were and still are: 1. The use c-like structures without having to edit every...
... Well I hope so but I don't know if this will happen. ... Over the last 12 months we had 2,050 downloads of the 6.xx StableRelease, 1,071 of the 6.xx...
... My needs are for real applications in management and scientific domains, as well as low level Forth development. ... Can this be considered a needed...
... I have never used C. Their structures is no pollution, The use of their structures saved me a lot of time. In my opinion you use more or less the same idea...
... Quite interesting. Since I consider version 6.12 to be a friendlier program environment than the 4.2 version. I will change my home page later this year. ...
... saved me a lot of time. ... Of course I use something similar : data structuring (in a wide meaning) is limited to a few things : arrays, records (or C...
... That is not my intension. The idea is to be able to take what is needed in an easy way. ... We all agree here. But we will still take what we need. ... You...
No, we NOT all asleep out here in Forth world! I've just been too busy lately with family/home/yard stuff to really get involved, but I read all the postings....
Hi Guys, I havent been using forth for a while now . Can someone confirm if this is normal behaviour for "*/mod" ( also /mod as this is related) ? (1) it does...
... this is normal behaviour for "*/mod" ( also /mod as this is related) ? ... The stack checking in the interpreter is done after each word is executed and...
... I believe ANS makes accessing non-existant stack items system-defined behavior. One debug-enabled Forth might check for a stack depth of at least three...
... Detecting stack underflow during execution of the word demands an interrupt on fetching data out of the range of the stack; not all systems have such a...
... Indeed. I really did mean "debug-enabled" and "might". A debugging build of Win32Forth *could* forego performance, move all stack data out of registers...
... Hello everybody, makes warm in the heart that you are here and sorry for suspecting you to sleep. Then, shame on me and thanks to Jos, I found a bug in...
... This is only my personal opinion :-) I really don't like the postfix M( indices ) syntax at all. (In fact, I really don't like the NEON syntax for objects...
... (i,j) " ... fact, ... I agree. Also if you have a complicated function you can build and initialise a constant array at compile time and return the correct...
I re-ran setup.exe in an attempt to extend my application memory from 2.048 M to 4.096 M. System has 488 M installed. I selected option B and in the dialogue...
... I can build a new kernel and extend it perfectly OK with my system and up to 65536000 of user memory (probably more I gave up at that point), so set-up is...
Hi, I couldn't beleive I said such a stupid thing in my previous email. Before answering your new mails, I have to fix. Instead of "in graphics you use 3 dims...
Personally I like the j i M[] syntax because 1. as a (retired) mathematician, I am used to matrix notation 2. as a (also retired) software engineer I am used...
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