cMM1.wmv

ColorForth for Pentium Programming example. C. Moore Math is a series of over-the-shoulder programming videos using the colorForth programming environment with Ray St. Marie. This movie is in current production and some of the dailies are shared in order to elicit critique and to provide a rolling start of the project. The series to cover as much information as can be found about the entire class of programming environments known as the Colored Forths to include Chuck Moore's machine Forths and more.

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• colorForth
• ray
• programming
• language
• operating
• system
• chuck
• moore
• math
• color
• forth

[Raystm2]

Thank You! John. Most kind of you to comment. @bd is currently defined on block 18 to fall into dump like so... : @bd [ blk ] @ : bdd block : dd dup : dump 40 load ; Which gives me a dump of a given address on the stack a dup dump that leaves the address on the stack a block dup dump that converts a given block number and a blk @ block dup dump that dumps and leaves the address of the currently held block in the editor.

[jimmyss75]

Hi Ray! Jay here! if remember our nice and eloborated morning coffe chats, i sure do. Hope all things good with you! Trying to fix my life now and looking in to say hi once again! long time no see

[jmdrake]

Nice video. I think the @bd and blld words you use are quite useful. I figured out how to define them.

: @bd 100h / -offset block dump ;

: bllb [ blk ] @ load ;

This is a good way to learn from each other. Keep it up!