A Man Crying Alone In The
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 Posted: Sat Dec 17, 2005 7:48 pm Post subject: Re: Minimal Forth |
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swisscheese wrote:
| Quote: | Your suggestion of the conditional return seems in line with what I was
looking for but I see from reading the various posts that I need to
learn more about Forth before I can complete my version. Too many
projects, too little time 
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A conditional return? Trying to fix ARM's 16-bit/32-bit ARM Thumb(tm)
mode ARCHITECTURE, EH? Maybe, check out my VLIW SMP MPP 16-bit packed
insruction mode, originally for IBM Defense Systems in 1996, ( updated
to some years ago to include several types of CONDITION RETURN
instructions for managing X/Y/RETURN stacks thru a 'STATUS' stack.)
Ahem,
http://groups.google.com/group/comp.lang.java.machine/msg/38236e7c4267bb08?dmode=source&hl=en
-- a URL with almost tens years of LOUD state and Washington history,
including electronic eavsdropper warefare and a VERY VERY VERY FUNNIER
THAN FUNNY FUN history!
"Too many projects, too little time, " Your definately OUR project
management guy, you almost write like an VERY VERY VERY OL' friend of
mine, Geoff Courtright, a.k.a. "One of The Hands of our Lord and God,
Bill Gates." ( who recruited me with money's no object for my
infromations systems design and architecture skills ( Keyfile -->
WIndow 95/98/ME desktops research, development and testing at AmeriData
Inc. AND, not coincidentally, my 1260/V2 type anti-virus research
for Bill Gates in 1992 with MS-DOS/Windows 3.11, this message will
self detruct in fifteen second! ... fourteen seconds, thirteen seconds,
.... ALL LIES ARE EVIL!)
regards,
maw
cowboy
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