Just as a reference, this is how it works in FF.
The DPs and LATEST is kept in ram during interpretation
of a line and during compilation state.
It also gives a nice undo effect if the compilation fails.
ABORT will restart QUIT and copy the old values from eeprom again.
No half compiled words are left in the dictionary.
: quit
rpempty
[
begin
dp>ram \ copy DPs and LATEST to ram
begin
sp?
tib tibsize accept space interpret state @ 0=
until
dp>eeprom \ copy updated DPs and LATEST to eeprom
." ok"
again ;
BR Mikael
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