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13:50:38 --- topic: 'Retro Forth | Logs @  http://tr.im/Kept | http://retroforth.org | Stable Release 10.4 | Wiki Key: d98t~3 | http://www.forthcommunity.com'
13:50:38 --- topic: set by crc!~charlesch@c-68-80-139-0.hsd1.pa.comcast.net on [Mon Feb 01 19:02:57 2010]
13:50:38 --- names: list (clog virl crc retro-commit crcx yiyus SimonRC probonono @ChanServ)
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14:47:11 <mhaardt> Hello
14:54:19 <mhaardt> No retro hackers awake?
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15:58:46 <crc> new url for rx core (web + repo): http://rx-core.org/dev/rx.fossil
16:03:06 <sixforty> Thanks for the link. It's mere existence answered about 4 questions I'd been meaning to ask.
16:03:14 <sixforty> *Its
16:03:25 <crc> what questions?
16:03:36 <sixforty> heh. they're answered :P
16:03:44 <crc> ok
16:04:29 <sixforty> by far, number one was how to distinguish (and I was going to use the word:)core commands, if there is such a difference?
16:04:57 <sixforty> that smiley was supposed to be colon, close paren. you'd think i'd know
16:05:42 <crc> the core commands are now all in the 'retro' vocabulary
16:06:13 <crc> the others (files, sockets, canvas) are not guaranteed to work on all vm implementations, and are closed by default
16:06:29 <sixforty> even easier
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19:14:17 <crc> hi docl 
19:14:26 <crc> new url for rx core (web + repo): http://rx-core.org/dev/rx.fossil
20:58:55 <docl> cool
21:12:52 <docl> so, rx.fossil is an sqlite database. cool!
21:14:54 <crc> yup. fossil stores the entire repo in a single sqlite3 database. it's pretty cool in that regard.
21:18:22 <docl> I love the philosophy behind sqlite. drh is my kind of hacker.
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