4tH compiler

On 2019-02-03 01:04, 4tH-compiler wrote: I have the minGW GCC Windows port installed under the C:\mingw64 directory. I have just installed 4th and generated a c source from a first program I've written. Upon reading the c code, I noticed it contains a #include "4th.h" directive, so after

Hello all, I have the minGW GCC Windows port installed under the C:\mingw64 directory. I have just installed 4th and generated a c source from a first program I've written. Upon reading the c code, I noticed it contains a #include "4th.h" directive, so after searching a bit, I found the 4th.h

Yes, you're right: it's quite different. However, I found that with the preprocessor you can "translate" a lot of the "execute at compiletime" functionality. Since I wrote a BASIC interpreter in 4tH I think an attempt to write an interpretive version of 4tH (read: classic Forth) in 4tH is quite

That's interesting. I see what you're saying. It is quite different from other Forth implementations. So basically 4tH always produces a stand-alone program. I wonder if I could program a fully interactive 4tH shell. ;)

Hi David! Thanks for using 4tH. Actually, your question is in the FAQ. QUESTION: When I open up the editor in 4tH, it takes most 4tH code like an actual Forth compiler, but not my colon definitions. Why? ANSWER: The 4tH editor mimics Forth, that’s true. But it is actually a Forth like

Thanks for working on and making available 4tH. I understand that unlike many other Forth implementations, 4tH's interactive mode does not support word-defining words (": newword ... ;") and that such code has top be stored in a file or block and compiled. But is it possible to make compiled

Hi 4tH-ers! I've been sorting out things, so to say. First I added two new sorting routines. First, the amazing binary insertion sort, which has an AMAZING performance. Since we got several hybrid ones, I've been testing it. It show that after 64 elements the binary variant really gets onto

Wrong group, man. We're doing nothing with Rust or Go here. Hans Bezemer On Saturday, December 16, 2017 at 1:42:02 PM UTC+1, Compiler wrote: > > Hello, I hope you have a good day. > > > I raised a lot of Questions in the following group. > https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/golang-nuts/24pS

Hello, I hope you have a good day. I raised a lot of Questions in the following group. https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/golang-nuts/24pSm-B3 Faqo --------------------- I am a programmer and developer. And I'm pretty familiar with the compiler and interpreter steps. And I also have

Hi 4tH-ers! It may have been a quiet revolution for you, but this weekend I merged the temporary fork (with names support) with the main line. The new version is now my default 4tH to work with. That's always a bit scary the first time, but I'm confident it will all work out fine. I'm currently