Hello Matthias & All,
Just in case someone is interested in my kernel patching exercise for
automatic wordlist selection :-)
> I prepared a kernel patch, it's very simple, but ain't working, for some
> stupid reason, I guess :)
> The kernel patch is here: http://pastebin.com/8MShMtn4
Delving int
Hello Matthias & All:
Matthias Trute writes:
> Hi Enoch,
>
>
>> In the best Forth tradition let this "autoscope" be initially a NOP and
>> allow the programmer to introduce whatever naming scheme he/she desires
>> via a subsequent IS.
>
> A better place for such a hook would be (CREATE) (same as
Erich Waelde writes:
> Hi,
>
> On 03/20/2013 11:29 PM, Enoch wrote:
>> Hello AmForth-ers:
>>
>> Did any of you put "wordlists" into a good use?
>
> yes. I use this to create a separate wordlist, which
> is used to parse a special source code structure. I need
> a special wordlist, because I need
Hi,
> Recognizers would be the way to go, I think.
Thats an interesting point. Until now, recognizers
are not considered part of the *compiler*, but part
of the (outer) *interpreter*.
That means, they are used to find the proper meaning
of an *already defined* word, but they are not active
*duri
Hi,
On 03/20/2013 11:29 PM, Enoch wrote:
> Hello AmForth-ers:
>
> Did any of you put "wordlists" into a good use?
yes. I use this to create a separate wordlist, which
is used to parse a special source code structure. I need
a special wordlist, because I need to *temporarily* "overload"
the meani
Hi Enoch,
> In the best Forth tradition let this "autoscope" be initially a NOP and
> allow the programmer to introduce whatever naming scheme he/she desires
> via a subsequent IS.
A better place for such a hook would be (CREATE) (same asm file). And
the default should be the standard behaviour
Hello AmForth-ers:
Did any of you put "wordlists" into a good use?
I suspect the answer is no for a simple reason. To use it, say, to
create a private "scope" ("namespace") of words / variables / constants
one needs to wrap each dictionary entry with calls to get-current,
get-order, set-current,
