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hi, I've been having lots of fun lately with forth in an Arduino project
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lispmacs>
however, something a little confusing to me in forth is the issue of namespaces
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lispmacs>
I read this article by Chuck Moore where he said he hated word prefixes, and we shouldn't use them
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lispmacs>
but forth doesn't seem to have any provision for modules or namespaces
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proteusguy>
lispmacs, many forths have vocabularies and you can set the priority of those vocabularies for name resolution.
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lispmacs>
my latest little project
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siraben>
lispmacs: looks like an interesting project!
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lispmacs>
Hi, I was wondering: when I run `here' word on gforth on my x86_64 system, I get an address in the area of 130 trillion
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lispmacs>
since I know I don't have that much ram, is there some kind of prefix attached?
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cmtptr>
you're seeing virtual address space
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FUZxxl>
I've presented my ARM emulator for DOS a while ago;
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FUZxxl>
Matthias has kindly provided a port of Mecrisp Stellaris shipped in the contrib dir
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FUZxxl>
I've also improved the performance by about 30% compared to the v0.1 release
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