00:00:00 --- log: started forth/09.05.05 00:10:17 --- quit: jdrake () 00:21:52 --- join: ygrek (i=user@gateway/tor/x-d278a2bc5d9f7893) joined #forth 01:31:56 --- join: somalipirate_fer (i=d01415be@gateway/web/ajax/mibbit.com/x-13cd33fd6cca0e33) joined #forth 01:38:32 is it possible to build desktop gui with gforth or another free forth fairly easily? 01:40:41 --- nick: somalipirate_fer -> busty_shemale 01:41:13 which desktop? 01:42:24 say x windows on opensolaris 01:42:53 has anyone done a gui without using x windows using forth only? 01:43:03 cmpletely replacing x windows? 01:43:08 with somethign forthish 01:43:20 love to see that for gforth 01:43:34 that would rock, i winder if framebuffer would do it somehow 01:45:38 I don't see any sense in doing that 02:26:19 --- join: nighty^ (n=nighty@x122091.ppp.asahi-net.or.jp) joined #forth 03:19:54 --- quit: busty_shemale ("http://www.mibbit.com ajax IRC Client") 05:22:48 --- join: X-Scale2 (n=email@89.180.188.211) joined #forth 05:24:32 --- quit: X-Scale (Nick collision from services.) 05:24:50 --- nick: X-Scale2 -> X-Scale 05:42:46 --- part: slava left #forth 05:45:50 --- quit: I440r ("Leaving") 06:47:13 --- join: dkcl (n=dkcl@unaffiliated/dkcl) joined #forth 07:22:54 --- join: Vanax (n=Spock@cpe-77-83-251-90-dsl.netone.gr) joined #forth 07:31:33 --- part: Vanax left #forth 07:32:57 --- join: Vanax (n=Spock@cpe-77-83-251-90-dsl.netone.gr) joined #forth 07:33:42 --- quit: Vanax (Client Quit) 08:05:52 --- join: andrewSC (n=andrew@ipanema.parkpointrit.com) joined #forth 08:05:54 hi all 08:05:56 hey 08:05:59 :) 08:06:04 Moin. 08:06:42 anyone played with Occam2 before? 08:07:31 not me 08:07:42 haha k 08:08:06 yeah i suspect not too many people have played with occam seeing as it was written for the transputer only.. 08:08:52 and the damn university of kent @ Cambridge has a private internal irc chat for occam which is where it's currently being developed for research but i can't get in 08:08:54 lol 08:09:03 * andrewSC * steps off soapbox * 08:09:07 anyways 08:09:23 you never know... I think some of the folks on comp.lang.forth have played with transputers 08:09:30 mhmm 08:10:17 --- join: thelapto1|eeepc (n=munthyem@EDYTHE-EEE.WV.CC.CMU.EDU) joined #forth 08:11:20 :) 08:11:24 i got three books 08:11:31 i'll try my best and muster this one out 08:21:33 --- quit: thelaptop|eeepc (Read error: 110 (Connection timed out)) 08:39:06 --- join: GeDaMo (n=gedamo@212.225.108.65) joined #forth 08:41:00 --- quit: thelapto1|eeepc (Read error: 60 (Operation timed out)) 08:44:34 --- quit: mathrick (wolfe.freenode.net irc.freenode.net) 08:51:48 --- join: thelaptop|eeepc (n=munthyem@EDYTHE-EEE.WV.CC.CMU.EDU) joined #forth 08:57:33 --- join: mathrick (n=mathrick@users177.kollegienet.dk) joined #forth 09:06:05 man the output is real screwey 09:06:24 like i get how to do stuff but outputting to terminal is the weirdest thing.. 09:17:38 Think serial-connected terminal, and you'll get it. 09:30:25 yeah 09:30:30 thanks TreyB 09:30:40 have you done any Occam yourself? 09:52:52 Nope, although I looked into Transputers as a numerical modeling platform back in '87 or so. We just didn't have the budget for them. 10:04:11 gotcah 10:04:15 gotcha* 10:04:55 Will someone comfort me by saying that Forth is still a sane choice for OS development? 10:05:43 dkcl: of course it is :P 10:09:51 :) 10:12:09 * dkcl is relieved. 10:30:37 --- quit: nighty^ ("Wusshhhh!!!") 11:08:03 --- quit: xjrn (Read error: 104 (Connection reset by peer)) 11:25:08 --- quit: andrewSC (Read error: 110 (Connection timed out)) 11:52:49 --- join: Quartus` (n=Quartus`@74.198.12.3) joined #forth 12:05:01 --- quit: dkcl ("leaving") 12:05:33 --- join: dkcl (n=dkcl@unaffiliated/dkcl) joined #forth 12:13:03 --- join: jdrake (n=jdrake@CPE00195b93b783-CM0012254195d6.cpe.net.cable.rogers.com) joined #forth 12:24:33 --- quit: dkcl ("leaving") 12:25:14 --- join: dkcl (n=dkcl@unaffiliated/dkcl) joined #forth 12:25:23 --- quit: dkcl (Client Quit) 12:25:38 --- join: dkcl (n=dkcl@unaffiliated/dkcl) joined #forth 12:29:36 --- quit: Quartus` (Read error: 145 (Connection timed out)) 12:43:45 --- quit: ygrek (Remote closed the connection) 13:22:47 --- join: andrewSC (n=andrew@ipanema.parkpointrit.com) joined #forth 13:23:21 apparently my ISP has been giving me intermittent service.. 13:24:16 Have you considered giving them intermittent payments? 13:24:32 yeah, they don't take it as well as i do.. 13:27:59 --- quit: jdrake () 14:07:31 --- quit: warp0x00 ("Reconnecting") 14:07:34 --- join: warpzero (n=warpzero@twink.obsoleet.org) joined #forth 14:28:02 --- join: aguai1 (n=aguai@114-42-214-49.dynamic.hinet.net) joined #forth 14:45:15 --- quit: aguai (Read error: 110 (Connection timed out)) 14:47:53 this is slightly off-topic, but kind of on topic because i plan to run forth on this 14:47:55 but 14:48:08 http://namcub.accela-labs.com/pics/simplewearable.png <-- i think i have the lcd power wired backwards here. do i? 14:48:14 if anyone knows about digital electronics 14:51:02 oh man 14:51:26 i had to withdraw from my digital logic class :\ 14:51:35 we did alot of circuit stuff 14:51:42 and gates 14:51:45 mux 14:51:46 etc 14:52:12 ah 14:52:27 mostly i just want to know if VCC goes to the negative terminal or the positive 14:52:33 i can do the digital logic stuff just fine 14:53:28 :) 14:54:04 i asked an EE friend of mine and he said it is wired backwards 14:54:16 Vss should go to the lower potental 14:54:18 okay 14:54:21 thanks :-) 14:54:28 no problem 14:57:53 okay, fixed :-) 15:03:00 :) 15:06:02 as far as schematics go, this is a super-simple one 15:06:26 using a bit-paired chording keyboard for input, inputting ascii directly pretty much 15:06:56 but i am unsure if the chip i'm using will be able to run forth particularly well. 15:07:07 4k flash, 512b ram, 512b eeprom 15:09:14 ouch 15:09:44 what is the application of this ? 15:09:48 for fun? 15:10:11 for fun. 15:10:56 if it doesn't run forth, i can stick something else on it. 15:11:09 like brainfuck maybe 15:11:17 Hey now 15:11:20 That's crazy talk 15:11:22 CRAZY 15:11:24 :P 15:14:13 --- quit: GeDaMo ("Leaving.") 15:16:34 If it doesn't run Forth, write a Forth for it. 15:17:10 s/write a Forth for/port an existing Forth to/ 15:17:27 Or that. 15:18:52 It is difficult to resist writing a Forth :) 15:19:10 dkcl: that's actually my plan. i think i probably know enough forth to write something forth-ish, and i plan to try to go by the standard at least 15:19:29 dkcl: i'm just not sure if i'll have enough stack space with only 512 bytes of working memory :P 15:19:29 gnomon: What's wrong with writing a Forth? 15:19:39 ENKI-][: Wow, that's pretty small. 15:20:28 dkcl, nothing! There's something wrong with writing your own Forth that other people may be forced to use, though, rather than contributing to an existing, mature, well-documented Forth system, if such a thing is available for your target platform. 15:20:33 dkcl: well, it's harvard architecture rather than von neumann architecture. the forth implementation would be in flash 15:21:02 gnomon: I agree. But, when you're designing a new platform... 15:21:11 ENKI-][: Nice. 15:21:22 gnomon: nobody but me is going to be willing to write forth by typing via putting in ascii in 8 momentary pushbutton switches. 15:22:31 ENKI-][, I think you underestimate the pervesity of the people in this channel! 15:22:48 :-) 15:23:02 well, if somebody else wants to write the forth for it :P 15:23:09 you've got the schematics right there 15:23:28 Heh, I'm sure my partner would love to do some mental masturbation on that. 15:23:45 Eeeeeew 15:23:51 Not literally. 15:24:00 i should teach my gf forth... 15:24:01 Sure, _now_ you backpedal. 15:24:08 i've been teaching her lua 15:24:36 Aw, that's so sweet: pair programming by moonlight! 15:25:33 mm. assuming she starts again. she's been super busy, and i think she's kind of pissed off at me atm. 15:26:29 Why, did you introduce her to Lua filesystem operations? That's enough to piss off pretty much anyone. 15:26:43 :P 15:26:46 i didn't. 15:27:30 I meant "business partner" anyway. 15:27:51 i think it's just because for a broke college student one week away from finals i'm surprisingly clingy and we are both too sleep-deprived to be civil but i try anyway 15:28:29 she also was just given the dreaded op job that i rejected. 15:28:41 i give her a week before she quits or gets herself deopped 15:28:56 or takes my advice and solves a flamewar by opping all the worst offenders 15:29:30 Can't do that on USENET. 15:29:35 Or mailing lists. 15:30:03 this is on irc though. 15:30:04 --- join: gogonkt_ (n=info@59.36.229.175) joined #forth 15:30:06 Sure you can: s/op/give root on the listserv box/ 15:30:08 she's not even getting paid. 15:30:41 gnomon: Now, that's an overkill. :P 15:31:51 dkcl, hee hee hee. 15:48:30 --- quit: gogonkt (Read error: 110 (Connection timed out)) 15:56:00 gnomon: there are existing, mature, well-documented Forth systems? :) 15:56:14 Quiet, you ;) 15:56:24 * gnomon grins 15:56:50 actually gforth is decent except that the build system is complex. 15:57:23 But I've been trying out other systems and I'm constantly surprised by how bad they are... :( 15:57:39 Have you checked out Pygmy Forth? 15:58:19 No...I thought it was ancient 15:58:33 Actually, I think I have a copy, but I haven't looked at it yet 16:00:02 If I'm remembering the name correctly, it's very neat. 16:00:09 And I liked the parts of kforth that I saw. 16:00:14 kforth is interesting 16:00:27 I like the compile-only model 16:00:38 I really appreciate the documentation for that system, too. 16:00:42 I wish he had implemented HERE and , and so on though...it really wouldn't be that hard. 16:02:10 and not having them means there is lots of code that won't work without modification 16:42:45 --- join: jdrake (n=jdrake@CPE00195b93b783-CM0012254195d6.cpe.net.cable.rogers.com) joined #forth 16:55:29 --- quit: andrewSC ("Leaving") 19:45:08 --- nick: gogonkt_ -> gogonkt 20:27:01 --- quit: dkcl ("leaving") 21:06:38 --- join: dkcl (n=dkcl@unaffiliated/dkcl) joined #forth 21:43:25 --- join: nighty^ (n=nighty@x122091.ppp.asahi-net.or.jp) joined #forth 22:14:01 --- quit: dkcl ("leaving") 23:48:22 --- quit: jdrake () 23:57:54 --- join: jdrake (n=jdrake@CPE00195b93b783-CM0012254195d6.cpe.net.cable.rogers.com) joined #forth 23:59:59 --- log: ended forth/09.05.05