Am Mittwoch, den 05.12.2018, 13:50 +0100 schrieb Jan Kromhout via
Amforth-devel:
> Hello
>
>
> I wont to use the forward declaration “forward:” to solve my
> recursive word roll.
>
> Is this use of forward: correct?
the forward declaration is for cases in which
one word calls another one before the other
one is defined. Something like
: foo bar ;
: bar foo ;
>
> forward: roll
>
> : roll
> dup 0< \ 0<=
> if
> drop
> else
> swap >r 1- roll r> swap
> then
> ;
Replace the roll inside your definition with
recurse and it should work (if the
code is correct, I did not check it)
>
> When I look into the definition of forward: I find the word “iplace”.
Oops. I'll update the docs.
> What is this iplace?
\ copy a counted flash string to ram
: iplace ( f-addr r-addr -- )
>r icount $ff and ( -- f-addr' len )
dup r@ c! r> ( -- f-addr' len r-addr)
1+ rot rot
2/ 1+ bounds ?do
i @i over !
cell+
loop
drop
;
Matthias
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