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07:26:45 summer must b approaching... 07:27:09 tathi yes :) 07:27:14 so nothnig happens here... 07:27:17 and much more on #java 07:27:34 there's one called bit-poet 07:27:44 and one changed nick to two-bit-poet 07:27:57 they didn't liked when i told very bad poets :) 07:28:02 * Juu is amused 07:32:52 http://www.adbusters.org/home/israel/ 07:45:12 --- quit: Juu ("MURR! end of file reached. continuing filling logs some other time.") 08:14:14 --- join: I440r (~mark4@1Cust30.tnt2.bloomington.in.da.uu.net) joined #forth 08:14:40 pyro hi :) 08:15:59 Hej I440r :) 08:16:18 rob:) 08:16:26 my father got a contract :) 08:16:30 Cool! 08:16:32 Where? 08:16:40 and he is now a fully lisenced manufacturer of firearms and ammunition 08:18:17 hi air :) 08:18:25 didnt notice you skulking there heh 08:18:43 Air does many things. 08:18:47 actually the contract is for a company BOTH of us have worked for in the past 08:18:50 OS coding, forth, killing... 08:19:14 does he code ? 08:19:14 *snicker* 08:19:58 smicker? 08:21:06 snicker = evil laff heh 08:21:13 Hehe 08:21:19 smicker = flattering :) 08:22:19 lol 08:42:33 I really don't want to be working today... :( 08:42:34 :) 08:47:00 tathi lol 08:47:05 i wish i had a job:P 08:47:32 :) 08:47:40 the gunsmithing thing doesn't count? 08:49:33 lol 08:49:39 not till i get PAID 08:49:41 then it counts 08:50:29 ah 08:52:23 I bought a windsurfer over the weekend and the weather was lousy so I didn't get to try it out 08:52:40 lol 08:52:51 whats a windsurfer ? 08:52:57 so of course _now_ it's windy and a beautiful day out there 08:53:00 sailboard 08:53:18 oooh rite 08:53:20 you do that ? 08:53:23 yup yup 08:53:27 cool 08:54:50 I'm not all that good at it, but it's still a hell of a lot of fun 09:06:52 --- quit: I440r ("Reality Strikes Again") 09:11:45 --- join: GilbertBSD (~gilbert@max2-65.dacor.net) joined #forth 09:12:46 Hi. 09:12:57 Hej 09:15:06 Quang Po 09:15:48 Är grisvingar. 09:17:36 År grisvingar back at you. 09:17:52 * rob_ert är en flygande gris. 09:18:46 was ist ein ,flygande'? 09:19:07 und ,gris'? 09:19:35 "rob_ert is a flying pig" 09:20:16 so a grisvingar is a what? a dirty pig? 09:20:28 No 09:20:31 a pig with wings? 09:20:31 pig wings 09:20:34 Yes. 09:20:38 :) 09:20:44 How did i get that before you told me? 09:22:01 did you disappear? 09:22:25 did you flyganden off? 09:25:41 where are you robert? 09:27:46 Hm 09:27:52 I flew away. 09:28:08 grisvingar != pig with wings, btw 09:28:15 pig wings? 09:28:18 Yes. 09:28:28 a pig has no wings... 09:28:39 so a grisvingar has to be a pig with wings. 09:29:07 unless it refers to a mythological creature or something. 09:29:45 Hmm.. 09:29:46 No 09:30:03 Just see me as a non-existing object. 09:30:57 what does 'A^o mean? 09:31:15 It sounds like the german 'o' 09:31:33 Or the frenchie "au" 09:31:43 and it means what? 09:31:46 'I'? 09:32:11 Nej.. 09:32:24 An "å" alone means...uhmm...gotta look it up 09:32:26 by A^o do you mean Å? 09:32:30 yes 09:32:43 too lazy to retrieve the ascii for it. 09:33:02 for me it's alt+alt 0 A :-) 09:33:02 Å 09:33:08 Hmm 09:33:19 It's a small river 09:33:47 g4 196 emit 09:33:51 GilbertBSD: Ä 09:33:53 :D 09:33:58 Thank you gee four 09:34:03 Ä 09:34:46 gforth: : truth ." Swedish is THE language" ; ( tell the ) truth 09:34:49 rob_ert: Swedish is THE language 09:34:56 hahahah 09:35:53 g4 : truer ." Rob_ert sorry, as of this minute, Thai is THE language " ; ( this is ) truer 09:35:57 GilbertBSD: Rob_ert sorry, as of this minute, Thai is THE language 09:36:36 Bah. 09:37:04 gforth: : truth ." We both know GilbertBSD is a liar." ; ( tell the ultimate ) truth 09:37:07 rob_ert: We both know GilbertBSD is a liar. 09:37:12 hahahaha 09:37:13 :D 10:21:37 --- join: futhin (~thin@h24-64-175-61.cg.shawcable.net) joined #forth 10:21:51 Oy futhin 10:22:00 oy 10:22:19 hi 10:22:38 oy Moteno 10:22:55 i'm going to try to get a job in 1 1/2 hours :P 10:23:06 what job? 10:23:17 sweeping the yard? ;p 10:23:29 i'm going to a company that does custom programming, b2b, web design, etc.. 10:23:57 i'll get whatever i can get, in order to get my foot inside the door.. 10:24:05 how are you gonna do that? In 1 1/2 hrs you are just gonna walk up there and say 'I am he'? 10:24:18 yep 10:24:53 hmmm 10:25:18 i'll walk up, ask to talk to the human resources person.. and then i'll proceed to sell myself, get on my knees, beg, etc.. 10:25:29 i'm willing to volunteer for a month 10:25:31 hahahah 10:25:37 I like the volunteer bit. 10:25:42 perhaps I should try that. 10:25:46 which languages do you know/ 10:26:04 if they don't think they need me, i'll volunteer for a month, and then make myself invaluable, learn the whole business, and at the end of the month, ask them to consider hiring me seriously 10:26:16 --- quit: pyromaniac (Read error: 110 (Connection timed out)) 10:26:22 c, c++, assembly, forth, postscript, pascal, sql, html.. 10:26:59 hey do you know python too? 10:27:04 i should learn java, php, perl, python.. 10:27:10 it would look good on my resume.. 10:27:40 python >= perl ;) 10:27:50 perl > php ... 10:27:54 Java? Dunno. 10:30:25 --- join: Juu (ammu@baana-62-165-189-112.phnet.fi) joined #forth 10:31:10 i'm going to go in, try to market myself, try to get a job, if that doesn't work, ask to work for them at minimum wage, if that doesn't work, i'll offer to volunteer for a month.. 10:31:20 heyhey 10:31:26 it's going to be so much fun :P 10:31:28 Murr murr Juu 10:31:37 futhin I believe it will be fun. 10:31:50 i'm going to wear a suit 10:32:02 Make sure it is black... 10:32:02 hehe 10:32:05 and unleash the full powers of my fantastic smile ;) 10:32:07 and wear black shoes... 10:32:10 yes, it is a black suit 10:32:14 for some reason it impresses the mofos 10:32:16 and i have nice black dress shoes 10:32:31 futhin: do u have a pic of urself on the net? 10:32:46 no but, i plan on putting one up someday 10:32:56 s/no but,/no, but/ 10:33:13 send me 1 until then ;) 10:33:19 i need acess to a digital camera, or just a regular camera and a color scanner.. 10:33:32 k, then draw 1 ;) 10:33:37 heh :P 10:33:48 _`-'_ 10:33:49 i'll try ;) 10:33:50 like: kvizpart.hu/~tomka :) 10:34:15 --- nick: Juu -> JuuBBL 10:34:26 he is "dejdo" on linsze.hu -> képcsarnok 10:34:30 argh, my mouse is terible, i can't draw 10:34:59 futhin yay, what a rat it is :) 10:35:04 I think I am too handsome to bother to draw myself. 10:35:12 10:35:18 10:35:48 why, my radiant handsomeness shows through my text 10:36:38 futhin ... 10:37:48 you still there futhin? 10:38:13 :) 10:38:14 u hide him w ur shining ego ;) 10:38:34 Yes it is quite massive and tends to get in the way. 10:38:58 i just made a crudely drawn picture of me 10:39:07 with some lies ;) 10:39:55 i'm dcc sending.. 10:40:22 I hit 'accept' and the mofo is just sitting there looking at me! 10:40:26 ok 10:40:26 come down man! 10:40:34 heh 10:41:15 futhin: :( i either can accept some how... 10:41:25 it's my router 10:41:34 mail it instead: hermantom@freemail.hu 10:41:42 tom@hermantom.homeip.net 10:41:51 http://hermantom.homeip.net/~guest/crudepic.bmp 10:42:08 hm, wrong location.. 10:42:13 right 10:43:09 futhin.... its beautiful :] 10:43:21 i faked the muscles 10:43:34 and the line to the computer is supposed to be a neural jack 10:43:36 :P 10:43:44 * onetom noticed it :) 10:43:46 futhin: here is a question for you: 10:43:55 what do you do if they say they have no positions open? 10:44:55 http://hermantom.homeip.net/~guest/forth/crudepic.bmp 10:45:07 gilbert: i volunteer or ask for minimum wage position 10:45:48 my pic rules! ;) 10:46:15 yes I know... but isn't there a likelihood of them saying 'there absolutely is no space for free worker'? 10:46:20 the distinctive features: my hair is upswept, i'm blond, and i have a great smile ;) 10:46:29 bah. 10:46:31 gilbert: sure, then i go find another company 10:46:37 * GilbertBSD goes to find some peroxide 10:46:41 ah okay. 10:46:41 well 10:46:45 i'm not blonde anymore.. 10:46:52 it's gone light brown 10:47:06 Tell them you used to be a Model if its a woman hiring for the position. 10:47:17 i was born with red hair, then it was cherry blonde, now it's kind of blonde/reddish/light brown 10:47:20 If they insist, tell them your shoed foot was used in an ad once ;) 10:47:44 has anybody seen the movie "James Dean" ? 10:47:52 No. 10:48:17 hahaha... I can draw just as well as you can... 10:48:21 Only, I am too lazy. 10:49:25 draw a picture! 10:49:39 we'll put it up on onetom's "poorly drawn pictures" webpage! 10:49:44 hahaha 10:49:46 lemme see. 10:53:37 great! :) 10:53:45 let draw some things 4 fun ;) 10:58:35 --- nick: JuuBBL -> Juu 10:59:09 re 10:59:40 how do I send a dcc? 10:59:44 I just made a pix 11:00:06 http://kvizpart.hu/~tomka/ <= sounds interesting what is it anyway :) 11:01:14 --- join: Fare (fare@samaris.tunes.org) joined #forth 11:01:26 GilbertBSD: can you dcc me? 11:02:06 hehehe 11:02:14 Juu: just look @ the pictures 11:02:22 Now, I haven't seen a mirror in Ages! 11:02:32 Juu: and compare the cartoons w the real 1 11:02:34 onetom: check it out too ;) 11:03:26 GilbertBSD: lollllllllllllll 11:03:31 rox! 11:03:46 as you can see, I am very muscular. 11:03:50 lies! 11:03:53 i want to see.. 11:03:55 real one? 11:03:56 er 11:03:57 yeee yee 11:04:03 futhin did you get the dcc? 11:04:11 where is the real on ethen ?:) 11:04:12 Juu: yes I got muscles... 11:04:21 Juu: on linsze.hu under the képcsarnok link. he's dejdo 11:04:31 wow! you draw better than me!! 11:04:41 Juu: have ya seen the winnie the pooh theme? 11:04:44 It was all an accident man... 11:04:46 i thought i was the world's best drawer! 11:04:53 i used xpaint 11:05:10 what doest képcsarnok mean? 11:05:23 my mouse is screwed up though, seriously.. i have to flick it hard, just to get the arrow to go to the other side of the screen 11:05:23 Juu: photo gallery 11:05:23 winnie the pooh theme, no 11:05:48 how do you divide it into parts? 11:06:09 kép + csarnok? 11:06:09 futhin I understand completely... you did not air brush your pix. 11:06:16 You really gotta, its an industry must. 11:06:17 or kepcsar + -nok 11:06:50 http://kvizpart.hu/~tomka/munka.html 11:06:57 hmmm your biceps see larger than mine though. 11:07:04 especially the right one. 11:07:05 ^ the pooh theme 11:07:06 is that you, onetom? 11:07:35 Juu: kép (picture/photo, bild) + csarnok (well... :) 11:07:46 onetom: it is Mr Lenin, Dr. Marx, and Mr. Engels. 11:07:52 GilbertBSD: you airbrushed yours ? 11:07:59 well, a lil, 11:08:00 Juu: nooo, u can also find me in the kepcsarnok 11:08:14 i chose the wrong thing to use for the face outline... 11:08:22 that is what I meant by airbrushed ;) 11:08:53 who is tomak umm. then? 11:09:18 tomka 11:09:19 :) 11:09:21 a mate from the local linux users group 11:09:32 oki 11:09:34 of my city -- szeged 11:09:40 how old are you and how ald these pictures 11:09:48 yay, szeged i know 11:09:54 and pécs and budapest 11:09:56 and .. oh 11:10:40 hence the name lin(ux)sze(ged) 11:11:46 Juu: those pix r ~5yrs old 11:12:14 though so 11:25:24 --- quit: futhin ("bbl") 11:46:55 hey, guys! could any1 gimme some news server address 11:47:07 news server? 11:47:08 what allows the access 2 comp.lang.forth? 11:47:14 groups.google.com 11:47:34 eh, thats not a news server, or ami wrong? 11:47:48 you can do everything there. 11:47:59 but the web interface sux 11:48:15 heh, but it is open to everyone. 11:48:31 should i b happy now? 11:48:54 * onetom wants a real news server 2 access clf 11:48:55 yes you can read clf 11:49:27 GilbertBSD: i know groups.google.com, okay? 11:49:43 so you said. 11:49:57 GilbertBSD: but i want a a fast, txt news reader 2 process threads 11:50:11 ah oui. 11:50:50 like mutt, yaknow 11:51:16 sure 11:55:49 no accessible news servers on earth :( 11:55:54 4 me @ least 11:56:25 thats all folks 11:56:28 --- quit: GilbertBSD ("xchat exiting..") 11:57:16 http://mirrors.meepzorp.com/xpsucks/ 12:29:20 onetom: dejanews.com 12:30:13 jim: its also only a web interface, isnt it? 12:30:50 yep, but if you want to read news and you have no access to a news server... viable solution 12:31:37 what about your ISP? don't they have a news spool? 12:34:39 thats it. they doesnt make all the usual groups available 12:34:47 just the hungarian 1s :( 12:35:21 then we're back to dejanews 12:36:27 ews.cs.tu-berlin.de seems 2 work 12:36:28 thx 12:36:32 or google groups 12:36:45 imean, news.cs.tu... 12:37:06 jim: sure. weve already discussed google w GilbertBSD 12:41:13 the deal with news servers is either they let you in specifically or they don't... if they let anyone in, they're misconfigured, so if they see traffic and it becomes some kind of problem (or if spurious traffic -is- considered a problem), they might close it 12:44:09 yeah, iknow 12:45:03 now, im fighting w newsreaders (tin worx but lacks colors, slrn doesnt show what tin does :/ ) 12:45:20 colors?? 12:45:54 umm :) let me see if I have this straight... 12:46:44 first, you want a news server which mistakenly allows you to read (and maybe post... good LUCK on that part) and now you want colors? :) 12:47:57 A buzi n?kön, a fostalicska focin meg az lószar autókon kívül persze. 12:48:05 whooops :/ sorry 12:51:59 hehe 13:17:14 --- nick: Juu -> Jukka 13:27:36 --- join: davidw_ (~davidw@adsl-243-109.38-151.net24.it) joined #forth 13:27:36 --- quit: davidw (Read error: 104 (Connection reset by peer)) 13:37:15 --- nick: davidw_ -> davidw 13:39:46 --- join: pyromaniac (~pyromania@dialup-152.158.220.203.acc01-high-pen.comindico.com.au) joined #forth 13:51:15 --- join: zaurus (~skip@mira.taygeta.com) joined #forth 13:51:22 Hi 13:51:47 rob_ert :) 13:51:50 hey others 13:51:53 =D 13:52:08 rob_ert know b method now? :) 13:52:24 No. 13:52:25 :D 13:52:44 http://www.atelierb.societe.com/PAGE_B//uk/methb-01.htm 13:52:44 rob_ert: do u use a newsreader? 13:53:17 onetom: Nope. 13:53:24 yay: The variables of an abstract machine are described through expressions using mathematical concepts such as sets, relations, functions or suites. The static laws, which the variables must follow, are defined witht the help of predicates and constitute the invariant of the abstract machine. 13:53:59 formal methods are kool, it takes years to understand :) 13:54:12 only couple of toolkits are thre in whole world 13:54:45 (fockin french...) 13:54:57 --- part: Fare left #forth 13:55:21 --- join: Fare (fare@samaris.tunes.org) joined #forth 13:55:34 --- quit: Fare ("Connection reset by pear") 13:58:59 --- quit: tathi ("leaving") 14:05:10 --- join: gforth0 (guest@adsl52056.vnet.hu) joined #forth 14:08:57 rob_ert want more ? 14:09:00 http://www.atelierb.societe.com/DAB/DAB_HTML/UK/main.html 14:10:24 --- join: kc5tja (kc5tja@stampede.org) joined #forth 14:10:31 re kc5tja 14:10:37 ah hello kc5tja 14:10:38 :) 14:10:43 re 14:10:44 Hey :) 14:10:56 rob_ert http://www.atelierb.societe.com/DAB/DAB_HTML/UK/main.html has B method in use, bank account (dab actually) 14:11:19 Hmm 14:11:24 Too lazy to check. 14:12:25 your loss.. agh, why can't french put "next" and "previous" on right side 14:13:20 rob_ert B method is university demanding level, better start learing early ;) 14:13:54 What IS that B method? 14:14:14 well 14:14:23 you must read many pages to understand even somethign about it 14:14:24 :) 14:15:12 XD 14:16:23 it's like theoretical mathematical and pseudolanguage in theory applied to practise 14:16:36 --- join: onetom_ (tom@adsl52056.vnet.hu) joined #forth 14:17:02 wow! ive never heard about forth.sf.net b4 14:19:15 but it has a surprising amount of *very* useful information! 14:19:59 --- quit: onetom_ (Client Quit) 14:20:07 --- join: onetom_ (tom@adsl52056.vnet.hu) joined #forth 14:21:10 would some1 b so kind as 2 kick out my phantom presence? 14:21:39 Gjost him :-) 14:21:42 Ghost* 14:22:09 --- quit: gforth (Read error: 110 (Connection timed out)) 14:22:09 --- nick: gforth0 -> gforth 14:22:11 ive found a comprehensive list of serious forth related ppl 14:22:14 --- quit: onetom (Read error: 110 (Connection timed out)) 14:22:14 --- nick: onetom_ -> onetom 14:22:39 :) 14:23:05 and whats very important: a forth83 standard paper!! 14:25:13 --- join: futhin (~thin@h24-64-175-61.cg.shawcable.net) joined #forth 14:26:06 Hi futhin 14:27:06 heya 14:27:08 i'm back 14:27:15 Good to hear =) 14:27:44 onetom serious forth soudns bad 14:27:47 ;) 14:28:02 jukka: sounds bad how? 14:28:32 ;) 14:28:38 jk 14:28:40 agh 14:39:24 --- join: tcn (tcn@tc1-login26.megatrondata.com) joined #forth 14:39:25 --- mode: ChanServ set +o tcn 14:39:40 hey tcn 14:39:43 hello 14:40:44 hi tcn 14:40:48 long time no see :P 14:43:00 Hi tcn :} 14:43:05 hey 14:50:30 --- join: Juk (ammu@baana-62-165-189-112.phnet.fi) joined #forth 14:51:12 futhin: do u know forth.sf.net? 14:52:46 --- quit: Jukka (Read error: 104 (Connection reset by peer)) 14:53:08 yes 14:53:24 dinner.. see ya :) 14:54:43 --- join: jamc (~dne@as3-6-8.asp.s.bonet.se) joined #forth 15:01:14 --- part: tcn left #forth 15:03:18 Hejsan jamc 15:03:33 tjaba 15:03:33 Ingen skola imorgon? :) 15:03:54 inte då heller :) 15:04:23 --- part: kc5tja left #forth 15:04:23 varför dp? 15:04:28 då 15:04:48 går inte i skolan :) 15:05:17 Hehe 15:05:20 Stackare ;D 15:05:27 Inget jobb heller? 15:05:38 jodå... flextid :) 15:05:43 rob_ert men har du skolan imrgon? 15:05:45 Hehe 15:05:54 Juk: ;) 15:05:57 futhin: im sad 2 hear that, unless u lie a bit... 15:05:58 Juk: Yes I have, 15:06:07 Juk: So I'll go to bed soon 15:06:12 :) 15:06:12 hehe 15:06:25 onetom: what? i've known about forth.sf.net for months now 15:06:27 futhin: i was curious about structures & forth onetom: why are you sad 15:06:35 futhin: but no1 could help 15:06:53 futhin: but there is everything & more on forth.sf.net :/ 15:08:07 futhin: im sad because even u has helped me not 15:08:21 heh, i didn't know your specific questions & needs 15:08:46 and i didn't remember forth.sf.net .. i used it for other things, not the structures & ans standards stuff.. 15:08:58 i just mostly browsed thru it 15:09:08 for 5 minutes 15:10:15 dont take me 2 serious! im happy actually :) 15:10:38 everybody know about the dpans paper 15:10:46 but not about the forth83! 15:12:46 http://www.taygeta.com/fsl/docs/fsl_structs.html 15:12:52 for onetom 15:14:49 --- quit: rob_ert ("Strawberry fields forever.") 15:16:10 zaurus: oh, ur also here :) 15:17:11 http://www.geocities.com/pixiewarp/pics.html 15:17:12 :) 15:17:22 onetom seen such signs? 15:18:35 --- join: futhin_ (thin@h24-64-175-61.cg.shawcable.net) joined #forth 15:19:53 zaurus: thx 4 the further directions :) 15:21:31 np 15:25:49 Juk: wow :) what a heart-warming, nice sings 15:27:49 onetom http://www.syntac.net/hoax/vandalism.php more there 15:27:52 links 15:27:54 much more :) 15:36:40 --- quit: futhin (Read error: 110 (Connection timed out)) 15:57:55 --- join: Soap` (~flop@210-54-91-170.dialup.xtra.co.nz) joined #forth 16:59:21 --- quit: jamc ("[x]chat") 17:03:01 --- quit: Juk ("MURR! end of file reached. continuing filling logs some other time.") 17:05:44 --- quit: zaurus ("Leaving") 17:16:55 --- quit: davidw (Read error: 113 (No route to host)) 17:21:39 --- join: I440r (~mark4@1Cust172.tnt2.bloomington.in.da.uu.net) joined #forth 18:07:07 --- quit: Soap` (Read error: 113 (No route to host)) 18:39:31 --- quit: I440r ("Reality Strikes Again") 18:54:23 --- join: Speuler (~l@a161161.upc-a.chello.nl) joined #forth 18:54:37 g'day 19:03:14 hi 19:11:54 --- quit: Speuler ("=)") 19:39:26 --- join: jcassady (~jcassady@adsl-64-171-52-226.dsl.snfc21.pacbell.net) joined #forth 19:40:18 --- join: qless (~cerberus@mani.kobayashimaru.org) joined #forth 19:43:38 --- quit: qless (Client Quit) 19:51:25 --- quit: ChanServ (carter.openprojects.net irc.openprojects.net) 19:55:03 --- join: ChanServ (ChanServ@services.) joined #forth 19:55:03 --- mode: carter.openprojects.net set +o ChanServ 19:55:03 --- mode: ChanServ set +l 83 19:56:32 --- quit: pyromaniac (Connection timed out) 20:10:33 --- join: herkamire (~Jason@AC8F238D.ipt.aol.com) joined #forth 20:14:21 this is so weird. This computer is running Mac OS X which has a unix core, but it doesn't have the "developer package" installed, so there is no gcc or rpm... how the hell am I supposed to get no software. 20:14:59 it's great having ssh and emacs and stuff... but there is no irc program... I finally broke down and now I'm using telnet 20:29:34 human ingenuity triumphs again! ;) 20:31:59 herkamire: you can get no software as many times as you want! 20:32:28 in fact, for a small fee, I can sell you no software :) 20:32:53 seriously, look into fink 20:33:50 just in case, I'll look in the back room to see how much no software I have left... 20:34:16 I have lots! in fact, the more crap I get rid of, the more no software I have! 20:35:39 who needs "client software" anyway ;) 20:36:12 hmm, that's not no software... that's some software... 20:36:27 herk: code a script to behave like an irc client.. 20:36:59 I was sorta thinking of writing a quick irc client... but there is no gcc... 20:39:49 herkamire: that's one of the easier things to get going 20:39:49 see if gnu.org has a binary you can bootstrap up 20:39:49 also I'm on an AOHell dialup... 20:39:49 not a pretty picture 20:39:49 maybe you should get the development suite cd 20:39:54 it's not my computer. I'll put up with it until I get home. 20:39:54 either way, it's your choice... it being your choice decouples your problems from ours :) 20:39:56 I'm glad to see that XFree86 now works with Mac OS X. (haven't tried it yet...) 20:40:08 herkamire: eh? do you not have any other languages available to you? 20:40:20 like... forth? 20:40:24 herkamire: no perl? bash? asm? 20:40:49 probably perl and bash 20:41:01 do you know perl? 20:41:53 I don't know perl. and I can't figure out how to handle io in bash without it executing the input. 20:42:07 read 20:46:47 --- quit: ChanServ (carter.openprojects.net irc.openprojects.net) 20:46:47 --- quit: futhin_ (carter.openprojects.net irc.openprojects.net) 20:46:47 --- quit: gforth (carter.openprojects.net irc.openprojects.net) 20:46:49 --- quit: herkamire (carter.openprojects.net irc.openprojects.net) 20:46:49 --- quit: jcassady (carter.openprojects.net irc.openprojects.net) 20:46:49 --- quit: onetom (carter.openprojects.net irc.openprojects.net) 20:46:49 --- quit: air (carter.openprojects.net irc.openprojects.net) 20:46:49 --- quit: cdesousa (carter.openprojects.net irc.openprojects.net) 20:46:50 --- quit: jim (carter.openprojects.net irc.openprojects.net) 20:46:50 --- quit: deltab (carter.openprojects.net irc.openprojects.net) 20:47:03 --- join: ChanServ (ChanServ@services.) joined #forth 20:47:03 --- join: herkamire (~Jason@AC8F238D.ipt.aol.com) joined #forth 20:47:03 --- join: jcassady (~jcassady@adsl-64-171-52-226.dsl.snfc21.pacbell.net) joined #forth 20:47:03 --- join: futhin_ (thin@h24-64-175-61.cg.shawcable.net) joined #forth 20:47:03 --- join: onetom (tom@adsl52056.vnet.hu) joined #forth 20:47:03 --- join: gforth (guest@adsl52056.vnet.hu) joined #forth 20:47:03 --- join: deltab (~deltab@216.234.235.21) joined #forth 20:47:03 --- join: jim (~jim@12-233-225-152.client.attbi.com) joined #forth 20:47:03 --- join: cdesousa (syf@faeldryn.demon.nl) joined #forth 20:47:03 --- join: air (brand@12-254-199-50.client.attbi.com) joined #forth 20:47:03 --- mode: carter.openprojects.net set +o ChanServ 20:48:17 herk: how fast is your connection? 20:48:44 herkamire: why not do similar on your own computer? 20:48:44 jim: read puts the line into REPLY 20:49:41 hmm, so it does :) 20:50:02 or in the variable(s) you give 20:50:13 wtf, i can't find the gcc package on the fink website 20:50:47 I'm getting 2,400 bytes/seccond or so I think 20:51:07 2.4 kilobytes/s isn't bad at all 20:51:09 I'm on vacation. at home I have linux 20:52:27 what is there to do outside? :) 20:52:34 I'm used to cable. I get 200K/s to 300K/s at home. (and at work). Plus here I get disconnected regularly, so I can't just leave the dl on all night. 20:53:07 get a forth and play with that 20:53:25 if you can find the gcc package, it would probably take about 4 hours to download .. 20:53:33 I could walk around the big pond in the dark, and see how many spiderwebs I can collect with my face 20:53:54 or go to mall or bar or niteclub and find women :) 20:54:18 uggghhh women gooooood! 20:55:12 I'll try to get a forth working. that will encourage me to program in it (not having anything else...) 20:55:17 best of both worlds: start downloading in such a way that interrupted transfers can be resumed, then go look :) 20:58:46 I can resume transfers manually with ftp 21:10:04 --- join: kc5tja (kc5tja@stampede.org) joined #forth 21:10:05 there ya go then 21:11:43 something tells me you're not enjoying your vacation all that much... maybe you should decide to either go home or find something you want to do 21:13:08 heh :) I'm just boored at the moment because the girl I'm here with is off working for a few days. 21:14:15 I've been pretty successful at entertaining myself up to now... 21:15:08 maybe I should learn perl :) 21:15:25 that could maybe keep me ocupied for a couple days 21:15:50 hmm, fink doesn't have any compilers... but it has gforth 21:16:58 herkamire: go get some rosy flowers, find her and hand em to her as a surprise... 21:34:45 --- quit: futhin_ ("doogtighn") 22:09:01 --- join: GilbertBSD (~gilbert@max1-54.dacor.net) joined #forth 22:15:06 --- join: pyromaniac (~pyromania@dialup-168.158.220.203.acc01-high-pen.comindico.com.au) joined #forth 22:29:43 --- join: BigBoyToddy (~BigBoyTod@co-trinidad1a-22.lbrlks.adelphia.net) joined #forth 22:29:47 hello 22:29:54 re 22:30:06 Having technology garage sale this weekend, so hope to not miss out on CM's revenge 22:30:36 20 of my systems are going up for sale, including BeBoxen, Mac G3 systems, 1.4 Ghz Intels and LOTS more, LOTS more... :) 22:31:20 I missed out on a few items on eBay, FORTH items, this past week... :( 22:31:28 Ah 22:32:11 kc5tja: practicing your brevity for CM, good going! 22:32:13 :) 22:32:22 No, I'm doing some math right now. 22:32:33 Trying to figure a couple of things out with respect to my turbine engine... 22:32:36 2 + 2 = 3 22:32:58 cool, well, don't let me keep ya. I'm planning on going to the Enchantments in WA, oooooh, cool stuff! 22:33:09 ?? 22:33:10 threaded interpretive languages went for 8 bucks this weekend, I missed out on it. 22:36:40 * kc5tja thinks my calculations for the 2HP turbine might be incorrect. 22:49:52 seen xef4? 22:49:53 --- quit: BigBoyToddy (Read error: 104 (Connection reset by peer)) 22:50:05 Nope. 22:50:05 seen bot that sees? 22:50:13 Try ! before seen? 22:50:15 !seen xef4 22:50:17 !seen xef4 22:50:18 Guess not. 22:50:29 :( oh well 22:50:32 how goes it, kc5tja ? 22:51:01 Pretty good, I guess. 22:51:10 Once again, I had a day of absolutely no productivity at work, but... 22:51:21 * kc5tja is doing some design work on a 2HP turbine engine that he's thinking of making though... 22:51:31 neat 22:51:51 * joa doesn't understand how a person makes an engine 22:52:00 but I have a forth related question before anymore talk of engines ;) 22:52:09 There are a lot of variables that affect each other, and when push comes to shove, you just have to do it. 22:52:18 what's the practical difference between [COMPILE] and POSTPONE? 22:52:36 hm... I mean how one makes the parts and everything 22:52:43 or are there standard parts you go out and get 22:53:04 That is a question with three answers. 22:53:06 1. 22:53:31 COMPILE is a word that causes the next word to be compiled into the definition currently being compiled. 22:53:54 2. [COMPILE] is a word that causes the next word (assumed to be immediate!) to be compiled into the definition that [COMPILE] appears in. 22:53:58 3. POSTPONE does the job of both. 22:54:21 oh... so would it be better to use POSTPONE rather than one or the other? 22:54:33 Depends on whether or not you want to be ANSI compliant. 22:54:49 let's say I'm defining :... would I use POSTPONE ] or [COMPILE] ]? 22:54:57 well, [COMPILE] is in ANS Forth 22:55:06 and so is POSTPONE 22:55:10 Actually ... none of the above. 22:55:13 : is not an immediate word. 22:55:22 : : do-word-header-stuff ] ; 22:55:48 ] is immediate 22:56:15 Not in any of the Forth's I've used. 22:56:26 But, if your Forth defines ] to be immediate, I'd just use POSTPONE. 22:56:32 oh... nm... [ would be immediate 22:56:39 *IN THIS CASE*, POSTPONE and [COMPILE] are the same. 22:57:17 so is POSTPONE the way to go if you're not sure of the target? 22:57:29 Generally speaking, POSTPONE does the right thing. 22:57:44 --- quit: herkamire ("goodnight all") 22:58:01 nod ] isn't immediate 22:58:12 Basically, if the word you're postponing is immediate, it's equivalent to [COMPILE]. Otherwise, it's equivalent to COMPILE. 22:58:13 rather, the standard says it's not immediate 22:58:42 so it'll simply be like doing ] if I did POSTPONE ] 22:58:48 it'd 22:59:00 : POSTPONE BL WORD FIND -1 = IF [COMPILE] [COMPILE] ELSE COMPILE COMPILE THEN ; 22:59:47 No; in this case, : would physically compile code that calls ]. 23:00:00 See my colon-definition of POSTPONE above. 23:00:25 nod... wouldn't just using it in the definition be the same as doing COMPILE though? 23:00:34 If the word is immediate, act as if it were [COMPILE]; otherwise, act like COMPILE. 23:00:40 No 23:00:47 Using it in a definition actually invokes the word. 23:01:08 It compiles it into :'s dictionary entry, not in the word you're trying to create at the time : is executed. 23:01:09 it invokes ]? 23:01:14 Yes 23:01:21 ] is the compiler, after all. 23:01:33 ya, that's the idea... I want it to be run when : is run 23:01:42 (at least conceptually; in cmForth, it literally *is* the compiler) 23:01:46 So just use ] 23:01:56 No POSTPONE, no COMPILE, no nothing. 23:02:07 oh... COMPILE would compile it into the definition of the word that I'm using : on? 23:02:13 Yes. 23:02:18 ah hah. very helpful :) 23:02:41 no wait... wouldn't POSTPONE add it to the :'s definition? 23:02:48 Distinguishing between run-time, compile-time, and interpret-time is the biggest hurdle to learning Forth, I think. 23:02:57 heh... no kidding 23:02:58 If, and ONLY if, ] were immediate. 23:03:06 This is why POSTPONE is such a horrible word. 23:03:31 It exhibits different behaviors depending on the immediacy of the word it's postponing. 23:03:47 But, I'm afraid, that's what we're stuck with in ANS-compliant Forth. 23:04:43 hrm... so what's the default execution sematics of a word? 23:05:09 Define "default." You have run-time behavior, interpret-mode behavior, and compile-time behavior of every word in the Forth dictionary. 23:05:14 take ] for example.. it only lists "Enter compilation state" 23:05:22 Correct. 23:05:30 would that be the default execution sematics? 23:05:37 I don't know what default is 23:05:43 Neither do I. 23:05:49 well, I got that from [COMPILE] 23:05:51 It's nonsensical. 23:06:10 If name has other than default compilation semantics, append them to the current definition; otherwise append the execution semantics of name. An ambiguous condition exists if name is not found. 23:06:31 agh, default compilation sematics heh 23:07:09 gah, I've been missing that n every time 23:07:12 didn't even notice until now heh 23:07:13 "other than default compilation semantics" doesn't make any sense. That's ANSI fucking up the definition of the word. 23:07:48 well, I'm losing interest in discovering how to use POSTPONE pretty quickly ;) 23:07:53 Basically, it takes the word's compilation behavior, and appends that behavior to the word that's currently being defined (that is to say, to the word that you're using [compile] in). 23:08:15 POSTPONE, COMPILE, and [COMPILE] have *never* been easy to get. 23:08:26 Look at it this way -- consider the Forth compiler: 23:08:58 : ] BEGIN NextWord Find Immediate? IF EXECUTE ELSE Number? IF CompileNumber, ELSE COMPILE, THEN THEN AGAIN ; 23:09:22 COMPILE, takes the xt on the stack, and compiles that into the current definition. 23:09:49 : COMPILE BL WORD FIND IF COMPILE, ELSE WordNotFoundError THEN ; 23:09:53 IMMEDIATE 23:10:19 So COMPILE is used when you want to compile a non-immediate word into the current definition. 23:10:30 It's hard to explain. 23:10:36 hm... 23:10:37 I'm screwing up the description. 23:10:44 It's also 11PM here. 23:11:13 I would just sit on it and meditate, frankly. 23:11:21 I don't think explaining it will help matters much. 23:11:31 * kc5tja is really not communicating well right now. 23:11:42 nod, I've been sitting and meditating on the lot of it and am now to this stuff heh 23:12:00 what do you mean by "am now to this stuff?" 23:12:20 I'm at a point where I want to understand this so that I can proceed 23:12:33 rather than trying to understand DUP or something similarly simple 23:12:42 which I actually got rather quickly... go figure 23:12:51 Well, think about words like BEGIN and AGAIN. 23:13:00 They form an infinite loop, but how do they form an infinite loop? 23:13:15 BEGIN has to remember where it's used, so that AGAIN can branch to that point again, correct? 23:13:23 So, we can define BEGIN like so: 23:13:26 : BEGIN HERE ; 23:13:28 IMMEDIATE 23:13:39 (goddammit, I'm forgetting those IMMEDIATE's -- really pissing me off) 23:13:55 So we can use this to create a branch in the compiled code using AGAIN: 23:14:09 : AGAIN COMPILE branch , ; IMMEDIATE 23:14:53 Here, COMPILE causes the following word, branch, to be compiled into the definition that you're using AGAIN in. 23:15:04 Look at my definition of ] above: I use BEGIN and AGAIN inside it. 23:16:01 I think the history of COMPILE and [COMPILE] stems from the direct threaded code implementations of earlier Forths, because with direct threading (or indirect), you can implement COMPILE so that it is NOT immediate. 23:16:25 hm 23:16:28 : COMPILE R> DUP 1 CELLS + >R @ , ; 23:16:52 In ANSI Forth, you can't guarantee that will work; what if it's a native code compiling Forth, for example? 23:17:26 when is COMPILE used? 23:17:36 So they decided to implement a word called POSTPONE, which technically does one thing: append the compile-time semantics of a word to the current definition. It sounds simple, but in reality, it ends up being two different behaviors. 23:17:45 In precisely the situations I've outlined. 23:17:46 Compiler words. 23:18:08 In ANSI code, COMPILE and [COMPILE] are practically never used. 23:18:22 oh! I see what that : COMPILE does 23:18:33 * joa cheers 23:18:50 :) 23:18:51 that's practically what ;CODE does except at the end 23:18:51 And then: 23:19:00 : [COMPILE] COMPILE COMPILE ; IMMEDIATE 23:19:22 hmm...maybe in your Forth, but not in mine. :) 23:19:37 ;CODE merely ends the assembly language definition -- it doesn't emit any code of its own. 23:19:39 I mean the end of : COMPILE... it doesn't do , 23:19:52 hm... I think I mean (;CODE) ;) 23:20:08 but now I can't be too sure 23:20:37 (;CODE) and ;CODE are very Forth-implementation specific. I cannot guage similarity on these words. 23:20:59 nod... it's far past my bed time :) 23:21:03 thanks for your help :) 23:21:07 n/p 23:21:25 Now to figure out the proper gas flow rates for a compressed air, 2HP Tesla turbine, and I'll be stylin'... 23:35:09 --- join: gforth0 (guest@adsl52078.vnet.hu) joined #forth 23:36:39 Well, I'm going to bed. 23:36:45 --- quit: kc5tja ("THX QSO ES 73 DE KC5TJA/6 CL ES QRT AR SK") 23:47:34 --- join: onetom_ (tom@adsl52078.vnet.hu) joined #forth 23:52:08 --- quit: onetom (Read error: 110 (Connection timed out)) 23:52:08 --- nick: onetom_ -> onetom 23:52:13 --- quit: gforth (Read error: 110 (Connection timed out)) 23:52:13 --- nick: gforth0 -> gforth 23:59:59 --- log: ended forth/02.05.14