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00:25:44 <cfa> cat test/io_files.rx | sf ./vm/retro.fs 
00:25:50 <cfa> 51 tests run: 51 passed, 0 failed.
00:25:51 <cfa> 15 words checked, 0 words unchecked, 0 i/o words ignored.
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03:21:05 <crc_> cfa: thanks
03:21:16 <cfa> np
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08:37:47 <cfa> hey edrx 
08:38:18 <edrx> hi cfa
08:54:53 <edrx> cfa: so maybe a first step could be to make just retro.c callable from Lua - then we can build some programs for it in retro, dump them as hex, and then, in Lua,
08:55:35 <edrx> convert that hex stuff to a Lua string (a sequence of bytes) and call the vm to execute that
09:11:02 <cfa> well, perhaps we can test a .so from a simple C progamme first, then look into lua integration?
09:12:02 <edrx> great
09:14:56 <cfa> perhaps this has even been done before, not sure
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10:53:44 <crc> I removed -rot (use 2rot instead) and added a wordlist in .rst format
10:54:04 <crc> cfa: I'll look into building a .so later this week
13:20:45 <cfa> crc: neat
13:20:52 <cfa> did you read the e-mail?
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19:24:27 <roarde> I'm wondering if I have a docutils problem.
19:25:05 <roarde> Are the stack comments in Core Functions aligned on the "-" when html'd, or not?
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