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Compare Factor with win32forth, VFX forth and SwiftForth
DLL Communication -- IBFS32.dll in particular
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On Tue, Dec 28, 2010 at 9:45 AM, Marcin Krol wrote:
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> Hello everyone,
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> I have to say I find Factor to be intriguing at the very least, having
> long programmed in Python.
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> But I have a few problems and suggestions:
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> 1. is there some way
2010/12/28 Marcin Krol
> Now, if someone could explain to me why "silly"
> benchmark stopped working, I'd be grateful.
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Can't you just
"benchmark.struct-arrays" run
from the listener? The benchmark is in
"extra/benchmark/struct-arrays/struct-arrays.factor" in the Factor
distribution.
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Thanks Samuel! It works. Now, if someone could explain to me why "silly"
benchmark stopped working, I'd be grateful.
I "kind of" need this. I have a small project on the side to write, and
if Factor offers decent/tolerable performance, it would be fu
2010/12/28 Marcin Krol
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> 1. is there some way to make Listener forget the code it just compiled?
> When I do smth like
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> "prog" run
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> it always runs the last compiled version, even if I just changed the
> source code file "underneath".
>
You can use
refresh-all
to have Factor recompile
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Hello everyone,
I have to say I find Factor to be intriguing at the very least, having
long programmed in Python.
But I have a few problems and suggestions:
1. is there some way to make Listener forget the code it just compiled?
When I do smth like
