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08:43:39 <virl> ping
14:51:31 <crc> pong
14:57:13 <virl> hi crc
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15:20:14 <virl> crc, how is that linked list implementation? http://retroforth.com/paste/?id=319
15:43:39 <crc> it's a collection of two-cell elements. The first cell holds a pointer to the previous element (0 if there are no previous ones) and the second a pointer to the next one, or at least that's what it appears after a quick glance
15:45:27 <virl> yes, as I said a linked list 
15:45:54 <crc> it looks pretty good to me
15:46:21 <crc> though you might get by with cell+ instead of "1 cells +" in :prev
15:48:05 <virl> I like the implementation, because with break you can end the list
15:52:44 <virl> the only thing I don't like about it, that the element word took me quite a lot of time to write, because of forths stack orientation.
15:53:02 <virl> it's so easy to get confused
16:22:31 <virl> well, gn8
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