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06:39:40 <crc> that handbook was before the current ngaro-based implementation
06:41:59 <tangentstorm> kinda figured
06:42:49 * tangentstorm is continuing work on merging kernel.rx and commentary.txt
06:43:18 <tangentstorm> i would like to break kernel.rx into smaller files
06:44:22 <tangentstorm> probably at the "stage 3" point, right after the core listener is made
06:45:10 <tangentstorm> and then break everthing after that up into smaller modules
06:45:55 <tangentstorm> mostly so people can selectively include different features and experiment with them one at a time
06:47:19 <tangentstorm> a few words need to be moved up though... like "bye" :)
06:48:56 <tangentstorm> i think putting the cutoff there gives a small enough core system that could build parable on top of it
06:49:07 <tangentstorm> or ANS forth
06:49:17 <tangentstorm> or oberonforth :)
06:50:53 <tangentstorm> or python's instruction set, come to think of it
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08:37:14 <Mat2> good day !
08:43:45 <Mat2> Tourjours, c'est un réel plaisir de lire des manuels d'Intel ... up to the point where it comes to details ;)
09:20:03 <crc> tangent: https://gist.github.com/4610280 for a FOR macro for the oberon->retro transpiler
09:20:28 <crc> only minimal testing done though
09:57:09 <crc> https://gist.github.com/4610280#comment-748206 for a bit of documentation on the FOR macro
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11:42:37 <oPless> well I ported the scheme interpreter finally … all the errors were odd java-isms that didn't work on .net
11:42:43 * oPless happy :)
11:48:20 <Mat2> well done !
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11:49:48 <Mat2> (that NET originated limitations are probably the reason why there exist only one forth implementation on top of it)
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14:30:38 <tangentstorm> crc: wow, thanks!!! :)
15:39:48 <tangentstorm> my current sticking point is CONST
15:40:25 <tangentstorm> i need to be able to compile both CONST x = 5; and CONST x = "five";
15:41:12 <tangentstorm> i am trying to let retro do the type correction
15:41:25 <tangentstorm> er detection
15:41:45 <tangentstorm> that's what lead to me digging into the kernel.rx stuff
15:42:13 <tangentstorm> now that I've had some time to think about it, though, isNumber? is probably what i'm looking for :)
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22:55:17 <tangentstorm> https://gist.github.com/4618195  <- a revectoring riddle. it's not in my way but i'm curious if someone can explain it.
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