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Windows 3 34 (10/21/2012 4:36:48 AM) comp.lang.lisp I looked at the SBCL website and it said that it ran "experimentally" on Windows. That didn't sound very encouraging. Is there any CL that is for Windows? I need one that has a 64-bit x86 assembler available ... Hugh

x86 assembler 2 41 (9/24/2012 5:38:27 AM) comp.lang.lisp Is there an x86 assembler available for any CL? If so, does it support 64-bit x86? ... Hugh

EXECUTE-PARSING 8 34 (7/19/2011 9:26:30 PM) comp.lang.forth On Jul 18, 7:36=A0pm, Julian Fondren wrote: > On Jul 18, 6:56=A0pm, Hugh Aguilar wrote: > > All in all, EXECUTE-PARSING is clumsily written and badly designed. > > Why? Here is a simple version of the EXECUT... Hugh

another pop quiz for Forth novices 36 27 (7/12/2011 4:12:27 AM) comp.lang.forth On Jul 7, 3:32=A0am, Gerry Jackson wrote: > On 07/07/2011 00:19, Hugh Aguilar wrote: > > I have more than one way to implement arrays. I have my =A0etc.= , > > and I also have =A0which is more robust in that w... Hugh

pop quiz for Forth novices 105 32 (6/14/2011 2:25:22 AM) comp.lang.forth Here is pop quiz to test the Forth novice's understanding of Forth philosophy. The following RfD was rejected by the Forth-200x committee because it demonstrates a complete failure to understand *two* fundament... Hugh

charts #2 16 36 (1/11/2011 2:16:57 AM) comp.lang.postscript Is there any software available for generating PostScript or LaTeX for charts, such as used in business? These can range from pie charts to more sophisticated representations of information. I would prefer Lis... Hugh

a Lisp (or Scheme) library for generating charts in LaTeX 10 32 (1/10/2011 10:52:01 PM) comp.lang.lisp Are there any libraries of Lisp or Scheme code available for generating LaTeX files? Primarily, I am interested in generating charts and graphs from raw data, as used in business publications. These can range f... Hugh

the next generation of Forth programmers 116 54 (11/13/2010 9:03:07 PM) comp.lang.forth On Nov 11, 5:31=A0am, rickman wrote: > I estimate it is just a matter of time... and not much of it... before > Hugh has a manifesto... > > Anyone disagree? > > Rick As a practical matter, it makes more sense... Hugh

slide-rule photo-lithography 3 46 (11/9/2010 10:08:38 PM) comp.lang.postscript A while ago I upgraded my program that generates PostScript for slide- rule images for photo-lithography (and also generates gcode for a CNC milling machine). http://www.forth.org/novice.html This is my first P... Hugh

fixes for problems in Gforth 10 25 (11/3/2010 11:57:25 PM) comp.lang.forth One of the major problems with Gforth is that S" and C" don't work in interpretive mode. It is necessary to have these words work, and to allow for multiple instances of them, for the purpose of interactively t... Hugh

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heap implementation 30 29 (8/2/2012 7:25:46 AM) comp.lang.forth Does anybody know how to implement a heap on the modern x86 processors? This question came up on comp.lang.forth: https://groups.google.com/group/comp.lang.forth/browse_thread/thread/f7cb467ec9d95ce5# I c... hughaguilar961 (61)

Is this example in the Forth200x draft 11.1 correct? 44 45 (8/3/2012 8:21:06 PM) comp.lang.forth Forth200x draft v11.1 "Annex F" "F.6.2. DEFER" " : DEFER ( "name" -- ) CREATE ['] ABORT , DOES> ( ... -- ... ) @ EXECUTE ; " Shouldn't the , (comma) be a COMPILE, ... ? (If not, could someone exp... do_not_have6502 (201)

DEFER/IS 13 39 (8/8/2012 9:21:25 AM) comp.lang.forth Does IS have a compile-time counter-part (for example [IS] ) that allows it to be used in a colon definition? Example (somewhat contrived, apologies): defer result : odd ." Odd" cr ; : even ." Even" cr... markrobertwills (871)

Adding a literal to a word from an immediate word 8 26 (8/18/2012 8:17:03 PM) comp.lang.forth I am trying to add a number to a definition. Look at this example source co= de: 99 value myvalue : worker cr ." Adding to definition=85 " cr [ myvalue ] literal=20 ; immediate : myword=20 work... programmingkidx (18)

continue equivalent in Forth? 64 48 (8/19/2012 2:28:42 AM) comp.lang.forth When I am in a begin-while-repeat loop, I sometimes would like to go to the top of the loop. The "continue" keyword in C is what would help me perfectly here. Is there a "continue" like word in Forth? ... programmingkidx (18)

Implementing ." in forth 20 50 (8/23/2012 2:12:52 PM) comp.lang.forth I am trying to write a small compatability harness for Mini (mini.terra- weather.com) and am stumbling over ." (Mini has built-in strings, and uses . instead of ." ) Anyway, I see it needs: 1) a PARSE ... invalid456 (3074)

Help with Array implementation 17 21 (9/14/2012 2:40:22 AM) comp.lang.forth I am trying to implement an Array word that makes arrays. The problem I am having is trying to make do some bounds checking. I don't want an array to access memory that doesn't belong to it, so I need this feat... programmingkidx (18)

CELL and CELL+ Words 38 50 (9/15/2012 7:24:53 PM) comp.lang.forth I am trying to write a program using the FORTH-83 standard, and I have *no* CELL or CELL+ words. Can someone tell me exactly how to implement these words using only the FORTH-83 standard words??? -- ... numerist (81)

Olympic Spririt for Forth 6 43 (9/15/2012 9:28:12 PM) comp.lang.forth In attending this years EuroForth conference in Oxford, it seems that the community needs to instil the "Inspire a Generation" spirit that pervaded the London 2012 Olympics event. By this we mean that we ne... Paul_E.Bennett (250)

Parallax Propeller #3 52 24 (1/13/2013 6:37:05 AM) comp.arch.embedded For some reason I found myself reading these newsgroups which I haven't really used for many years. It seems that although the Parallax Propeller web forums are extremely active there never seems to be mu... peterjakacki (29)