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10:29:36 <crc> good afternoon
10:50:23 <crc> the php implemenatation of parable is now functional enough to run the code snippits from http://forthworks.com/parable/samples.html 
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11:15:13 <Mat2> hi @ all
11:44:21 * Mat2 found new threading technique: Direct token threading
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12:06:15 <crc> how does that work?
12:10:24 <Mat2> There exist a large  array of pointers to DTC streams or native code routines. Each element equals an instruction numbers which are fetched identical to indirect threading
12:11:06 <Mat2> ^I mean Each element equals an instruction number which is fetched identical to indirect threading
12:12:20 <Mat2> compiled token streams extend the number of instructions so each defination equals a new instruction
12:20:19 <Mat2> priour definations are called though there instruction numbers and all token streams are compiled into DTC creating a new instruction which is callable though its index number
12:25:03 <Mat2> so the only difference to indirect-threading is the usage of indexes instead of fixed address references
12:42:45 <Mat2> and the fact that all TTC streams are compiled into DTC at defination building a pool of common instruction patterns
12:44:11 <Mat2> which are reusable
13:10:35 * Mat2 finishing pascal version of Saiwa (including colorforth inspirated editor/compiler combination)
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13:55:06 <crc> I still need to get a working pascal on my linux box
13:56:48 <Mat2> don't the freepascal installer work for you ?
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14:34:45 <crc> I think Iwas missing some dependencies when Iast tried to install it. will retry soon
14:36:49 <Mat2> Freepascal work out of the box with Ubuntu 13.04 (I used the last stabel installer), hope this helps
14:36:57 <Mat2> ^stable
15:49:51 <Mat2> get some sleep, ciao
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