[REBOL] curiosity killed the code-generator Re:(3)

[ReadySoft]

1. Use the function WHAT
It prints a list of globally-defined functions.
or
2, print mold first system/words

Helmut

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>I know that there is a way to get a list of all rebol words,
>and have used it before, but have forgotten.
>
>How do I do that again?
>
>Thanks
>Tim
>

[REBOL] curiosity killed the code-generator Re:(3)

[bhandley]

The word

   what

Returns all functions.

first system/words

returns all words.

Brett.

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> I know that there is a way to get a list of all rebol words,
> and have used it before, but have forgotten.
> 
> How do I do that again?
> 
> Thanks
> Tim
> 

[REBOL] curiosity killed the code-generator Re:(3)

[ptretter]

>>what


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I know that there is a way to get a list of all rebol words,
and have used it before, but have forgotten.

How do I do that again?

Thanks
Tim

[REBOL] curiosity killed the code-generator Re:(3)

[ole_f]

Hi Hen, 6-Aug-2000 you wrote:

>Are there any plans to create a Rebol implementation for the Java machine?

Would be interesting, but the virtual machine would run _extremely_ slow.

However, the part of the JVM instruction set that I have seen is very simple
(it's a stack machine), but AWT etc. would probably be a "no-no" because of
speed, complexity, etc.

But a JVM that interprets a subset of JAVA bytecode could be interesting.

Holger from REBOL Tech. once worked on a JVM implementation for the Amiga, so
perhaps he can tell us if such a project would be feasible. Holger?

Kind regards,
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Ole Friis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>

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