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01:57:32 <roarde> Good to see Raystm2 stopped in :)
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17:07:22 <crc> good evening
17:10:10 <zzing> How are you?
17:10:25 <crc> pretty good today
17:12:32 <zzing> I am glad.
17:12:47 <zzing> I was curious if you know of a good resource for data structures.
17:13:55 <zzing> I remember a Moore comment where when queried he suggested not trying to reproduce the C struct idea in forth. I need to know in general how to store multiple types of data in an array of sorts.
17:18:40 <crc> I'd try to build something akin to a struct
17:19:47 <crc> I'm not really sure of any real work done on this in forth apart from the FSL: http://www.taygeta.com/fsl/docs/fsl_structs.html
17:22:29 <zzing> Merci
17:22:33 <zzing> I will see if this works with pforth
17:29:13 <zzing> I don't think that pforth knows how to use it, or I don't :p
17:30:37 <crc> I've never used it
19:59:26 <zzing> crc, has anyone created a graphics system for retro?
19:59:51 <zzing> Perhaps something along the lines of an old C64 where the same screen is the output screen.
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