... After re-installing Vista it seems the new DLL needs Msvcr71.dll Msvcr71.dll seems to be a C run-time library and is not a part of the Vista. That might be...
... release can be ... like ... when ... the Vista. ... I doubt it's part of Vista since 1 have 13 copies of it on my laptop, which only has XP. One copy is in...
I am looking for info on how to control the console. I want to be able to write text in different colors and background colors. I found the words foreground...
What version of Win32Forth are you using? Jos ... From: "Rick Collins" <gnuarm.2006@...> To: <win32forth@yahoogroups.com> Sent: Thursday, January 08,...
I believe it is the current one, 6.12.00 build 2 I would like to keep it text based to keep it simple, and so it can be used over a serial port if needed. My...
... Hi Rick, I don't know if this solution works for your problem, but I have some code for a simple VT100 telnet server (below). It uses the socket library...
... [char] H semit ; ... Thanks, I tried the above and it loaded ok in W32Forth. But I see two problems. The Forth window is initially blocked by Vista...
Hmmm... Looks like Telnet *and* HyperTerm are no longer distributed in Windows Vista :-( (I tried an Vista machine here at work). Can you try it on an XP...
I have Hyperterm on my Vista machine. I don't recall if I had to do anything special. I want to say the program was there, but not shown in the Start menu....
... Asking for permission to let an application use the network is appropriate, in my book. The reason why win32forth says "not responding" is because it does...
... responding" ... more. ... doesn't it? ... Great! This works. When I used the command above it started a process that used about half of my CPU (all of...
The console in version 6,12 is quite restricted. Graphics can not be done. Version 6.14 will give more freedom. I think you are right about the 2 window...
Well, if you are running both client (Hyperterm) and server (your forth program) on the same machine, configure as follows: IP Address: 127.0.0.1 Port: 23 Then...
... These kinds of things make me scared of Vista. I guess I'll have to upgrade one day... ... By default, the terminal echos text locally. This can be...
... blip. ... I see no reason to upgrade. I have Vista because you can't buy a laptop without it. Some of the networking stuff is more user friendly than...
I've been working with the ansi_term code from Tom Dixon after modifying start-term as suggested by Tom Dixon. I am finding that if I try to forget all of the...
Forget is tough to code. It would to not only roll back changes to the dictionary but other changes to the OS. Now days our machines are so fast that instead...
... the dictionary but other changes to the OS. ... untrustworthy (depreciated?) FORGET you can just reload instead. It's pretty strange when ANS Forth words...
... if ... FILES\WIN32FORTH\SRC\CL ... FILES\WIN32FORTH\SRC\ ... FILES\W ... The edx register (USER pointer) has clearly been corrupted, since it is normally...
... the dictionary but other changes to the OS. ... From DPANS: Restore all dictionary allocation and search order pointers to the state they had just prior to...
... The fact that FORGET and MARKER only deal with the dictionary pointers, and other restoration is the responsibility of the programmer. ... have ... Just a...
... What other restoration? This is crapping out on the compile. I read your other post. Exactly how do I invoke wsocket2-cleanup? Is this just a Forth...
Try F12 in the IDE when you see your source in it. Jos ... From: "Rick Collins" <gnuarm.2006@...> To: <win32forth@yahoogroups.com> Sent: Sunday, January...
... the ... read ... It's defined as a Forth word in the the file, sock.f ... I ... steps ... Surely you can also put the start telnet in the file as well....
... Yes, I tried typing it and Forth recognized it as a word, but it doesn't help the failure. ... How would I do that? The telnet program is a DOS command...
The telnet code that Tom Dixon gave me works pretty well except for one problem. I am pretty sure the sockets code is providing a character echo somewhere. I...