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11:45:05 <Mat2> good day !
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11:56:51 <tangentstorm> heya Mat2 
11:57:15 <Mat2> hi tangentstorm
11:57:32 <Mat2> take a look at reforth: http://aerosuidae.net/reforth/
11:57:49 <tangentstorm> oh yeah. i've seen that before
11:57:52 <tangentstorm> what about ti?
11:57:54 <tangentstorm> it?
11:58:06 <Mat2> its a forth to C compiler
11:59:20 <Mat2> something like llvm with interpretative backend
11:59:27 <tangentstorm> oh i didn't realize that. i thought it was just written in c.
12:01:41 <Mat2> well, just look at the examples
12:01:59 <Mat2> the editor for example
12:03:06 <tangentstorm> where?
12:03:41 <tangentstorm> found it
12:05:15 <tangentstorm> good stuff in the editor.
12:05:47 <Mat2> I think this editor can be easily ported to retro
12:10:41 <tangentstorm> looking at the compiler source now. interesting.
12:11:26 <tangentstorm> seems like c would make an odd choice for a target since its own calling conventions would get in the way...
12:11:52 <tangentstorm> unless you just compiled goto statements...
12:19:33 <Mat2> I agree, it is an limitation which can't be avoided
12:21:19 <Mat2> reforth also do not support any dynamic features of forth
12:22:34 <Mat2> (unless you write an interpretative run-time system)
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13:42:52 <crc> parable.py is mostly functional (still needs a garbage collector, some type conversions, and debugging)
13:43:46 <crc> code is at http://forthworks.com/parable/active/py/ or lp:~crc-x/+junk/parable-in-python
13:49:02 <tangentstorm> is forthworks your site, crc?
13:50:11 <crc> yes
13:51:45 <tangentstorm> AddType text/plain py in your httpdconf / .htaccess will make those python files readable online
13:52:42 <tangentstorm> that's cool. i'd seen the wiki before but didn't know it was your site :)
13:59:43 <tangentstorm> #1 #2 #3 * #4 +
13:59:59 <tangentstorm> -> 0 # 1.0   ; 1 # 10.0
14:00:20 <tangentstorm> is that right?
14:00:56 * tangentstorm fails arithmetic
14:03:30 <tangentstorm> pretty cool :)
14:05:48 <crc> thanks for the AddType; it's done now
14:06:41 <tangentstorm> ah cool :)
14:47:38 <Mat2> crc: thanks for the link
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14:52:44 * Mat2 thinks of using the genie language for a quick port and then use compilers assembly output as base for nasm
14:55:48 <Mat2> ok, I make a direct assembler port, it is easier
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15:16:39 <Mat2> ciao
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