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00:09:30 <C-Keen> crc: yes I have fixed loop already
00:09:47 <C-Keen> crc: cool!
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06:59:04 <crc> would it be ok for me to commit this to the repository?
06:59:40 <C-Keen> I would clean it up a little and include image reading /  writing as well as other i/o.
06:59:45 <C-Keen> but yeah go ahead!
07:00:04 <C-Keen> well reading obviously works :)
07:00:21 <C-Keen> I do have some questions about your changes though
07:00:42 <crc> ask away
07:01:26 <C-Keen> for the arithmetic opcodes you eliminated normalize calls, why?
07:02:35 <crc> pushd and popd call it
07:02:53 <C-Keen> ah right
07:03:35 <C-Keen> also you swapped the < > for LT_JUMP and GT_JUMP but also swapped the operands so (< a b) should equal to (> b a)
07:04:49 <crc> some of the changes were done to match the common lisp approach
07:04:56 <crc> I think that was one of them
07:04:59 <C-Keen> I see
07:06:25 <crc> I can revert it back
07:06:53 <C-Keen> there is also a bug in the exit opcode of port 5, you need to sub1 form the final ip, otherwise the index is out of range (same as with other jumps)
07:07:35 <C-Keen> crc: you can commit that if you like and I send you fossil diffs as I clean it up
07:09:57 <retro_commits> vm: add scheme implementation (thanks to C-Keen for this!) : http://rx-core.org/rx.fossil/info/c709e89e501a72bafa532567b22aae5fe3e5906c
07:12:18 * C-Keen pulls
07:20:04 <C-Keen> crc: ah this reminds me to put my realname into my irc client config
07:22:32 <crc> should I change it?
07:22:44 <C-Keen> I will do so in a diff
07:22:50 <crc> ok
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11:04:05 <Mat2> Hi !
11:43:09 <crc> hi Mat2
11:43:43 <Mat2> hi, hope you're fine
11:44:43 <Mat2> I had played a bit with the x86 assembly version of ngaro
11:45:57 <crc> I'm using the assembly language version for my web apps now
12:10:57 <Mat2> you can use the assembly output of gcc from the threaded vm as template
12:12:20 <Mat2> for x86-64 and ATOM for example
12:28:21 <crc> I've thought about doing that, but haven't had much time to work on it yet :(
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13:02:57 <C-Keen> hm let's see if it is significantly faster if I skip the nop slide
13:13:39 <C-Keen> crc: how should I send patches? I have never used fossil except for my own personal projects...
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13:27:55 <Mat2> Hi again
13:27:58 <C-Keen> hi Mat2 
13:28:17 <Mat2> Hello
13:30:32 <Mat2> @crc: I'm slowly working on my retro rewrite and exploring some simplifications at this
13:32:35 <Mat2> compilation depending on pre and postfixes only
13:33:37 <Mat2> execution of priour compiled traces start with carriage return
13:34:09 <Mat2> new words are defined with colon as prefix
13:34:13 <Mat2> so:
13:35:35 <Mat2> "die Essenz des Seins liegt im Bewusstsein ihres Betrachtes" cout <cr> execute a trace
13:36:36 <Mat2> "die Essenz des Seins liegt im Bequsstsein ihres Betrachtes" cout :wisdom-of-minute <cr> compile the trace as new word
13:38:06 <Mat2> it's like colorforth with classes and without all the colour
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