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10:07:32 <Mat2> hello all together
10:14:33 <Mat2>  a quick poll: Should I still support the old IA32 architecture for my compiler or should I better ignore it and concentrate straight on the ARM and MIPS backends ?
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13:41:28 --- topic: 'Retro Language | http://retroforth.org | Logged @ http://rx-core.org/dev/rancid | Latest Release @ http://s3.retroforth.org/download/11.x/retro-11.4.tar.gz'
13:41:28 --- topic: set by crc on [Tue Jul 17 13:54:58 2012]
13:41:28 --- names: list (clog Mat2 goingretro sirdancealo2 crc tangentstorm ivan`` yiyus Vuokko harrison oPless saper @ChanServ)
13:42:59 <Mat2> hi tangentstorm
13:43:33 <Mat2> documentation stub is uploaded, I'm working on current on the IA32 backend
13:45:14 <Mat2> (and the AVM assembler in retro)
13:45:18 <tangentstorm> I'm really impressed by https://bitbucket.org/avanderhorst/yourforth
13:45:53 <tangentstorm> Like a blend of retro+ANS forth, bootstrapped from assembly.
13:46:06 <tangentstorm> FASM assembly. :)
13:47:12 <Mat2> nice, seem to be a variant of his Lina Forth for AMD64
13:50:29 <tangentstorm> dunno... c-keen on #forth said it came out of the german forth-ev group
13:51:51 <Mat2> hmm, I see some critical details. Let me take some hourse beside to add needed optimizations
13:52:03 <Mat2> ^hours
13:53:23 <Mat2> its also wise to include the standard elf library for compilation beside Linux systems
13:54:43 <Mat2> eh, TOS is not cached
13:57:29 <Mat2> ok I think the source is well documentated. If you want to use this code, add tos caching, replace the lods instruction in the next routine and replace the ELF hack at least
13:57:58 <Mat2> (or take a look at the assembler sources of Lina)
14:03:16 <Mat2> do you know that retroforth 9 was written in fasm?
14:05:49 <tangentstorm> i did not know that, but i have seen crc's name in the flatassembler forums :)
14:06:55 <Mat2> I was very impressed by this version. At last retroforth was ported BSD, Linux and some experimental operatings systems. There exist even a stand-alone version
14:08:37 <Mat2> If I remembered correctly, crc was frustrated by the effort handling all these versions and decided to begin working on Ngaro and retro 10
14:10:13 <Mat2> (which incorporated then all the newer features common for concatentative programming-languages)
14:10:28 <Mat2> ^which eventually
14:14:23 <Mat2> ciao
14:14:34 <Mat2> get some sleep
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15:54:47 <harrison> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wmo_kibKfXQ
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