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06:50:17 <virl> hi anybody awake?
09:58:21 <crc> I am
10:20:53 <virl> hi crc
10:20:56 <virl> how are you?
10:22:46 <crc> a bit tired, but good overall
10:31:51 <virl> I'm currently working on a versatile assembler, in which I plan to code a forth system.
10:32:47 <crc> I'm currently working on an http server in toka
10:34:04 <virl> at the moment I can create out of segments an executable, but I need to implement entry point calculation and the opcodes.
10:34:28 <crc> cool
10:35:06 <virl> a http server, puh, that would be also something I would really like to todo in forth.
10:36:33 <crc> it currently complies with HTTP/0.9. Once mime types and response headers are added, it should mostly comply with HTTP/1.0
10:38:05 <virl> here is my current helloworld program in it, the entry: does nothing at the moment, but in the future it calculates the entry point of the file. http://retroforth.com/paste/?id=333
10:38:41 <virl> haha, then soon you can build really nice stuff on the http server
10:39:02 <virl> like a cms or something similiar
10:40:14 <crc> I'll leave that for others
10:42:37 <crc> will you be adding symbolic forms for the instructions?
10:42:41 <virl> btw. crc did you try factor? I did and I think it's like a better python or smalltalk.
10:43:00 <crc> I keep a factor installation here, though I don't actually do any real coding in it
10:43:05 <virl> yes, that was what I meant with opcodes 
10:44:45 <virl> like me, I have also here one version installed, but it's not what I would call 'wow'.
10:47:20 <virl> I think I do the memonics in a gas style -> movd $ax, $bx for a register move. I think that's better to read
10:48:14 <virl> ax bx mov isn't my flavour of assembler
11:31:30 <crc> virl: http://retroforth.com/paste/?id=334 is the latest code for the http server
11:48:10 <timlarson> nice and short
11:48:51 <crc> it fully complies with http/0.9, has minimal logging, and works enough for my current experiments
12:11:11 <virl> your current experiments?
12:16:03 <crc> working on a help server of sorts. 
12:16:27 <virl> on a help server? what should that be?
13:43:31 <crc> providing documentation across machines in a network, with low-power servers
13:43:37 <crc> http://retroforth.com/paste/?id=339 has the start of cgi support
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14:38:54 <virl> crc, how much is for you a low power server?
14:40:27 <crc> 386 class machine, 2-4mb ram, ~100mb hard disk
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16:36:19 <crc>  http://charleschilders.com:9812/home.html   <-- running off the toka-httpd
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